Macbeth: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

Who is the only character who functioned as a double-agent for both Macbeth and Hecate? (from Chapters 38 - 44)

Bonus.

Seyton.

Malcolm.

Lennox.

2.

What does Macbeth do in order to build up the courage to murder Duncan? (from Chapters 6 - 12)

He convinces Lady Macbeth that they will both stab Duncan together.

Looks at a photograph of him, as a child, with his now-deceased father.

Wins a large amount of money on roulette in the casino.

Takes some of Hecate's dangerously addictive brew.

3.

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

He reveals that Mayor Tourtell is guilty of sexual harassment.

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

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

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

4.

What is Duff doing while his wife and children are killed? (from Chapters 20 - 24)

Making love to Caithness one last time.

Investigating Macbeth's background in the police archives.

Attempting to score some brew.

Gambling at the Inverness.

5.

What subtle piece of information indicates to Banquo that Macbeth wanted him killed? (from Chapters 13 - 19 )

Both the Norse Riders and Hecate's men chase down Banquo in the tunnel.

Macbeth had called just before Banquo departed for the Inverness to double-check what route Banquo would take to get there.

When Banquo triggered the police alarm by driving his car into the jewelry shop, no police ever came to the scene.

Hecate tells Banquo that Macbeth is behind the hit right before Hecate shoots Banquo.

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