Macbeth: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

What is unique about Caithness as herself, Duff, Fleance, and Malcolm attempt to ensnare Macbeth? (from Chapters 32 - 37)

She is the only one who knows Macbeth's exact schedule.

She is the only one who was a former Norse Rider.

She is the only one who owes gambling debts to Macbeth.

She is the only one who can show herself to Macbeth, as Macbeth does not yet suspect her.

2.

What subject does Malcolm begin talking about that ultimately convinces Banquo to not drown Malcolm, but instead have Malcolm live in exile? (from Chapters 6 - 12)

That keeping one's children safe is a cause worth dying for.

How Duncan is not actually very skilled at being a police chief.

Malcolm convinces Banquo that the Norse Riders will kill Banquo if he kills Malcolm.

The dangers of gambling.

3.

Duncan decides to promote Macbeth to lead the Organized Crime Unit for what unconventional reasons? (from Chapters 1 - 5 )

Duncan holds a deep grudge towards Duff, and will promote anybody other than Duff.

Macbeth's knife-throwing skills impress Duncan.

Duncan chose Macbeth's name at random.

Macbeth is a common man, and does not actively seek promotions.

4.

When Lady talks with Duncan at the party at Inverness Casino, what piece of information does she get out of him? (from Chapters 6 - 12)

Duncan does not actually trust Macbeth's abilities as a policeman.

Duncan was complicit in the death of Kenneth.

Duncan was complicit in the death of Cawdor.

Duncan is secretly an ally of Hecate.

5.

How does Macbeth turn his interview with the skeptical Walt Kite into a success? (from Chapters 20 - 24)

He talks about how the city needs better, safer, and more plentiful jobs.

He had dug up dirt on Walt Kite, and convincingly questions the host's true intentions.

He reveals that Mayor Tourtell is guilty of sexual harassment.

He sucks up to Walt Kite, who appreciates the flattery.

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