Macbeth: A Novel Quiz

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Questions 1-5 of 25:

1.

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 is secretly an ally of Hecate.

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

Duncan was complicit in the death of Cawdor.

Duncan was complicit in the death of Kenneth.

2.

What deep secret do Duff and Macbeth carry from their youths? (from Chapters 32 - 37)

They killed the director of their orphanage, after he repeatedly sexually abused Macbeth.

They are former lovers.

Duff had killed Macbeth's first girlfriend.

They cheated their way through the police academy.

3.

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)

Kasi Tourtell.

Sivert.

Priscilla.

Jack Bonus.

4.

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

Duncan chose Macbeth's name at random.

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

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

Macbeth's knife-throwing skills impress Duncan.

5.

What is Hecate's role in the initial shootout scene involving the large delivery of drugs to the Norse Riders gang? (from Chapters 1 - 5 )

He puts on Sweno's signature horned motorcycle helmet in order to convince the police that he is Sweno.

He is making the delivery himself.

He tipped the police off to the delivery.

He ordered the delivery, since he is the leader of the Norse Riders.

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