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When was Macbeth written, who was the monarch and what do we call this era? | It was written around 1606,King James I, Jacobean era. |\n| 2. What was Shakespeare’s Big Idea when he wrote Macbeth? | In Macbeth, Shakespeare examines the destructive power of unchecked ambition. |\n| 3. What is regicide and how was this crime viewed in the Jacobean era? | Murder of a king is called ‘regicide’ and it was considered to be crime against God. |\n| 4. What is the Chain of Being? (also referred to as Natural Order) | The idea that things are fixed in a specific place in the universe and cannot be changed. |\n| 5. In Macbeth, the “owls scream and the crickets cry”after Duncan’s murder. What has been disturbed? | The natural order. |\n| 6. Weather and nature are used to demonstrate that things are not following the Chain of Being in Macbeth. What is this called? | Pathetic fallacy. |\n| 7. What kind of setting does Shakepseare usually use when the witches are on stage? | Isolated and stormy. In Act 1, they appear on a 'heath' with 'thunder'. |\n| 8. How does Macbeth begin? | With the witches who are planning when and where they will meet next. |\n| 9. How is Macbeth presented at the beginning of the play? | Macbeth is initially presented as a brave and well respected man who led the Scottish army to victory over the Norwegian invaders. |\n| 10. In Macbeth, what purpose do the witches serve? | Shakespeare constructs the witches to sow discord in the universe. |\n| 11. What are the three things do the witches predict in Act 1? | Macbeth will be Thane of Cawdor, then ‘king hereafter’, and that Banquo will be the father of kings. They also hail Macbeth as Thane of Glamis, a title he knows he possesses. |\n| 12. How does Lady Macbeth advise Macbeth to act around Duncan? | She tells him to 'look like th'innocent flower' which suggests that he should act normally and graciously around Duncan. |\n| 13. How does Duncan reward Macbeth for his bravery? | Duncan appoints Macbeth as Thane of Cawdor. |\n| 14. How does Duncan misjudge Macbeth? | Duncan trusts Macbeth so he does not realise that Macbeth intends to betray him. |\n| 15. Why is Banquo a threat to Macbeth? | The witches predict that Banquo's sons will be kings which means Macbeth's descendents will not be heir to the throne. |\n| 16. Who says, 'Stars hide your fires, let not light see my black and deep desires. '? | Macbeth |\n| 17. In Act 1, Macbeth says that a 'False face must hide what the false heart doth know. ' What does this suggest? | This shows that appearances are not always the same as reality. |\n\n\n| 18. Define fate. | Fate is the idea that everything that is going to happen is already decided so people can't change the future and aren't in control of what happens to them. |\n| --- | --- |\n| 19. Define free will. | Free will is the idea that people can choose their own destiny, or course of action, and are in control of their future. |\n| 20. What happens to disturb Macbeth’s newfound ambition to become King? | Duncan names his son, Malcom, Prince of Cumberland and heir to the throne of Scotland. Macbeth sees this as a “step on which I must fall down, or else o’erleap, for it lies in my way”. |\n| 21. How does Macbeth break the chain of being? | He murders Duncan. |\n| 22. What sound ‘invites’ Macbeth to kill King Duncan? | A bell rings. Macbeth takes this as a signal to do the deed. Macbeth calls it a ‘knell’ which is telling as a knell is a funeral bell. |\n| 23. Who are Malcom and Donalbain? | Malcolm and Donalbain are King Duncan’s sons. |\n| 24. 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