Macbeth Act 1 Literary Review
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- Q 1/15Score 0a self-contradictory statement that when explained may prove to be plausible or true29motifthemeparadoxsymbol
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- Q1a self-contradictory statement that when explained may prove to be plausible or truemotifthemeparadoxsymbol10s
- Q2a dominant feature or something that is repeated in order to strengthen a theme or ideasymbolparadoxthememotif10s
- Q3two characters that sharply contrast each other in one way or anotherdynamic charactersfoilround charactersmotif10s
- Q4a play that ends in death, destruction, and sufferingtragedydidacticparodycatastrophe10s
- Q5the reader knows something that the character doesn't knowverbal ironydramatic ironynonsense ironysituational irony10s
- Q6When the battle's lost and wonparadoxironyforeshadowingflashback20s
- Q7For in my way stars hide your fires let not light see my black and deep desiressymbolismparadoxmetaphorfoil20s
- Q8O never shall the sun that morrow seeoxymoronmetaphorforeshadowingflashback20s
- Q9Like a coward in thine own esteem... like the poor cat i' the adage?metaphorpersonificationhyperbolesimile20s
- Q10Who said: "He was a man on whom I built an absolute trust"MalcolmBanquoKing DuncanMacbeth20s
- Q11Who said: "I do fear thy nature is too full of the milk of human kindness"Lady MacbethBanquoMacbeththe Witches20s
- Q12Who said: "Tis strange ... to win us to our harm, the instruments of darkness tell us truths"King DuncanBanquothe WitchesMacbeth20s
- Q13Which theme is best demonstrated in the following line? "Only vaulting ambition which overleaps itself and falls on the other"ManipulationCorruptionStruggle for PowerMasculinity20s
- Q14Which theme is best demonstrated in the following line? "Come you spirits ... unsex me here, and fill me from the crown to the toe top-full"CorruptionFair is FoulManipulationMasculinity20s
- Q15Which theme is best demonstrated in the following line? "False face must hide what the false heart doth know."Fair is FoulStruggle for PowerManipulationCorruption20s
