1. Character Matching, True/False, Quote Matching, and Vocabulary
Macbeth Act 4 Review
Character Matching, True/False, Quote Matching, and Vocabulary

2. What is the message of the first apparition given in the form of the armed head?

3. “Beware Macduff.”

4. What is the message of the second apparition given in the form of a bloody child?

5. “None of woman born shall harm Macbeth”

6. What message is given in the third apparition of a crowned child?

7. Macbeth cannot be harmed “until Great Birnam wood to high Dunsinane hill/Shall come against him”

8. Who notifies Macbeth that Macduff is gone to England?

9. Lennox

10. Who wants to know if Banquo’s descendants will reign?

11. Macbeth

12. Whose entire family is slaughtered?

13. Macduff

14. Who delivers the bad news to Macduff about his family?

15. Ross

16. Which character calls her husband a traitor?

17. Lady Macduff

18. This character speaks in a childish way.

19. Macduff’s son

20. Which character tests Macduff to see where his allegiance lies?

21. Malcolm

22. Is Macbeth confident about his future?

23. No. Why not?

24. Is Macduff a coward for abandoning his family?

25. No, he had a good reason to leave.

26. Do the witches warn Macbeth about Lady Macbeth’s changing behavior?

27. No

28. How does Lady Macduff act when her husband goes to England?

29. Upset and thinks he does not love his family

30. Who does Malcolm join forces with to overthrow Macbeth?

31. Macduff

32. Does Ross vow revenge against Macbeth?

33. No

34. What is the result of Macbeth ordering assassins for Macduff’s family?

35. They are all killed.

36. What do the witches show Macbeth with Banquo at the end?

37. A line of men who look like Banquo

38. Who said, “Nay, how will you do for a husband?”

39. Macduff’s son

40. “Infected be the air upon which they ride; / And damn’d all those that trust them!”

41. Macbeth

42. “All my pretty ones? Did you say all? O Hell-kite- All?”

43. Macduff

44. “When our actions do not, our fears do make us traitors.”

45. Lady Macduff

46. “Your wives, your daughters,/Your matrons, and your maids could not fill up/The cistern of my lust, and my desire/ All continent impediments would o’erbear/That did oppose my will.”

47. Malcolm

48. Vocabulary dolor entrails laudable sovereignty

49. teems antic avaricious bodements malady pernicious

50. quarry relish resolute cistern desolate