Macbeth: A Novel Quiz

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Macbeth tells Duff that he should take a few days off, to rest. But what is Macbeth's true intention in saying this? (from Chapters 13 - 19 )

He is no longer interested in pursuing an affair with Meredith, and figures that Duff might as well spend more time with her.

He wants to isolate Caithness and question her about the relationship she has with Duff.

He is still undecided about how to deal with his old friend, Duff, and needs additional time.

He knows that Duff will be at his home in Fife, where he will be an easy target to kill.

Which apparently minor character is a crucial member of the town's organized drug cartels, but is never suspected of wrongdoing by any actual member of the police? (from Chapters 38 - 44)

Sivert.

Jack Bonus.

Priscilla.

Kasi Tourtell.

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)

The dangers of gambling.

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.

What key detail about their armed confrontation with the Norse Riders have Duff and Macbeth agreed to both lie about? (from Chapters 1 - 5 )

They hide the fact that they crossed the border, into the district that is out of their legal reach.

They hide the fact that the second Norse Rider they killed had not actually drawn a weapon on them.

They hide the fact that they planted amphetamines on the dead bodies of the Norse Riders.

They hide the fact that they did not actually kill Sweno.

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

Macbeth's knife-throwing skills impress Duncan.

Duncan chose Macbeth's name at random.