Macbeth Final

Front 1

"Out Damn Spot"

Back 1

Lady Macbeth

Front 2

"Whats done cannot be undone"

Back 2

Lady Macbeth

Front 3

"I think but dare not speak"

Back 3

Doctor

Front 4

"The queen my lord is dead"

Back 4

Seyton

Front 5

"For strangers to my nature I am yet unknown to women"

Back 5

Malcolm

Front 6

"But I have none the kings becoming graces"

Back 6

Malcolm

Front 7

"Murder,Murder,Murder"

Back 7

Lady Macduff

Front 8

"What I from Dunisinane away and clear prophet again should hardly draw me hear"

Back 8

Doctor

Front 9

"Thou lyest thou hag shear villian"

Back 9

Macduff's son

Front 10

"Double Double boil and trouble...."

Back 10

The witches

Front 11

"And now about the cauldrons sing like elves and faires in a ring"

Back 11

Hecate

Front 12

"It is better to be dead then alive then dwell in doubtful joy"

Back 12

Lady Macbeth

Front 13

"That vulture in you, to devour so many"

Back 13

Malcolm

Front 14

"They have tied me to a stake; I cannot fly but bearlike I must fight the course"

Back 14

Macbeth

Front 15

What is inside the cauldron ?

Back 15

eye of newt
toe of frog
tongue of dog
lizards leg
scale of dragon
tooth of wolf
gall of goat

Front 16

allusion

Back 16

refrence to a literary or historical things such as an event,character, or location

Front 17

aside

Back 17

when the character reveals private thoughts and other characters are on stage

Front 18

climax

Back 18

highest point of action

Front 19

denouement

Back 19

events leading to the conclusion

Front 20

dramatuc irony

Back 20

when the audience knows more than the characters.

Front 21

Exposition definition

Back 21

Setting where you meet the characters and place.

Front 22

External Conflict

Back 22

issues with an outside force man vs nature
man vs man

Front 23

double entenore

Back 23

double meaning

Front 24

internal conflict

Back 24

issues within a character.
man vs himself

Front 25

foreshadowing

Back 25

hint of future events

Front 26

inciting incident

Back 26

the moment that we know we're in the rising action.

Front 27

setting

Back 27

time & place

Front 28

illusion

Back 28

false image

Front 29

metaphor

Back 29

beyond what something is

Front 30

monologue

Back 30

a long uninterrupted speech other characters can be on stage.

Front 31

personification

Back 31

giving hunman characteristics to non humanthings/non living things.

Front 32

resolution

Back 32

events come to a close.

Front 33

tragic hero

Back 33

a character that will meet their ruin.

Front 34

tragic flaw

Back 34

a defect in the tragic hero

Front 35

verbal irony

Back 35

when a character says something but means the opposite

Front 36

omen

Back 36

a prophetic sign

Front 37

rising action

Back 37

where the plot moves forward leading to the climax

Front 38

soliloquy

Back 38

long uninterrupted speech that reveals private thoughts character is alone on stage.

Front 39

prophecy

Back 39

can see into the future

Front 40

Exposition examples

Back 40

(Act 1)
1.Scotland
2. 1st time meeting the witches
3. meeting characters.

Front 41

Inciting Incident examples

Back 41

(Act 2)
1.King Duncans death

Front 42

Rising Action examples

Back 42

(Act 2)
1.Donalbain & Malcolm fled
2.killing the guards
3.Macbeth is king
4.meeting Hecate

Front 43

Climax examples

Back 43

(Act 3)
1.Banquos death
2.Ghost of Banquo
3. Fleance fled

Front 44

Denouement examples

Back 44

(Act 4)
1. Lady Macduff death
2. 2nd time meeting the witches

Front 45

Resolution examples

Back 45

(Act 5)
1.Lady Macbeth death
2.Malcolm becoming King
3.lady Macbeth sleepwalking

Front 46

Evil

Back 46

1.King James I had it
2. A disease that affected the lymph nodes.

Front 47

Bear-Baiting

Back 47

Macbeth said he felt like the bear. and the three dogs were Macduff Malcolm and Banquo.

Front 48

Apparition

Back 48

1st :
an armed hear(war) told him to beware Macduff
2nd :
bloody child told him that a man born of a woman cannot hurt him.
3rd:
Child with a crown holding a tree told him if the trees in Birnam wood move towards the castle in Dunsinane then he should be worried.

Front 49

annoyances

Back 49

sharp objects

Front 50

Does Macduff have a father?

Back 50

no

Front 51

What happened to Macduff's son?

Back 51

he got stabbed by the murdererer

Front 52

Malcolm is a ____.

Back 52

virgin

Front 53

what is a gentlewoman ?

Back 53

an aristocrat who cares for the queen.

Front 54

Why does Lady Macbeth sleepwalk ?

Back 54

she has horrible guilt

Front 55

What did the Doctor tell the gentlewoman to do?

Back 55

to remove all annoyances.

Front 56

How was Macduff born ?

Back 56

c-section