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 can show herself to Macbeth, as Macbeth does not yet suspect her.

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

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

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

2.

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

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

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

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.

3.

What is the destination of the ship that Duff has boarded? (from Chapters 25 - 31)

Capitol.

Fife.

District 3.

District 2.

4.

Why is Malcolm willing to trust Duff? (from Chapters 25 - 31)

Duff is not willing to accept bribes from Hecate, even if the bribes will help the police get rid of Macbeth.

Duff and Malcolm have a deep relationship that goes back to their time as teenagers in an orphanage.

Duff reveals that he knows Banquo had been last seen with Malcolm at the docks.

By simply finding the address to the safe house, Duff has proven himself to be trustworthy.

5.

Why does Macbeth walk into the Norse Riders hideout in broad daylight? (from Chapters 13 - 19 )

He orders a hit on Banquo and Fleance.

He carves the hideout to pieces with a new Gatling gun.

He wants to confer with his secret ally, Sweno.

He wants to warn them personally that he will be tough on crime.

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