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উচ্চমাধ্যমিকের নতু ন সেমিস্টার ভিত্তিক পরীক্ষার প্যাটার্ন -এ এখন প্রথম সেমিস্টার থেকেই ইংরেজি সাহিত্যের গুরুত্বপূর্ণ
নাটকগুলো নিয়ে বিস্তারিত প্রস্তুতি দরকার। তার মধ্যে William Shakespeare-এর Macbeth অন্যতম।

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1 MACBETH – MCQ Questions Answer
2 True or False
3 Fill in the Blanks type MCQ
4 Match the Column A-B type Question Join Group

MACBETH – MCQ Questions Answer

1. What was Macbeth’s profession?

(a) King
(b) General
(c) Farmer
(d) Merchant
Answer: (b) General

2. For what qualities was Macbeth admired in Scotland?

(a) Intelligence and diplomacy
(b) Kindness and compassion
(c) Valour and skill in wars
(d) Wealth and power
Answer: (c) Valour and skill in wars

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3. Who was the king of Scotland when the story begins?

(a) Macbeth
(b) Banquo
(c) Duncan
(d) Cawdor
Answer: (c) Duncan
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4. What title did Macbeth already hold before the witches’ prophecies?
(a) Thane of Cawdor
(b) Thane of Glamis
(c) King of Scotland
(d) None of the above
Answer: (b) Thane of Glamis

5. What supernatural beings did Macbeth and Banquo encounter?

(a) Fairies
(b) Angels
(c) Witches
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(d) Ghosts
Answer: (c) Witches

6. What was the first prophecy made by the witches to Macbeth?

(a) He would be Thane of Cawdor.
(b) He would be King of Scotland.
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(c) His children would be kings.
(d) He would defeat the Norwegian army.
Answer: (a) He would be Thane of Cawdor.

7. How did Banquo react to the witches’ prophecies?

(a) He was overjoyed.
(b) He was suspicious.
(c) He was indifferent.
(d) He was angry.
Answer: (b) He was suspicious.

8. What did the witches prophesy for Banquo’s descendants?

(a) They would be powerful nobles.
(b) They would be kings of Scotland.
(c) They would be cursed.
(d) They would live long lives. Join Group

Answer: (b) They would be kings of Scotland.

9. What was Macbeth’s reaction to the news of becoming Thane of Cawdor?

(a) Disbelief
(b) Anger
(c) Amazement
(d) Joy
Answer: (c) Amazement

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10. What did Banquo warn Macbeth about?

(a) The danger of trusting the witches.
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(b) The importance of loyalty to the king.
(c) The consequences of ambition.
(d) All of the above.
Answer: (d) All of the above.
11. Who were Ross and Angus?
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(a) Macbeth’s sons
(b) Banquo’s brothers
(c) Envoys from the king
(d) The witches’ servants
Answer: (c) Envoys from the king

12. What did the witches mean by “Fair is foul, and foul is fair”?
(a) Appearances can be deceiving.
(b) Good and evil are equal.
(c) The world is a chaotic place.
(d) All of the above.
Answer: (d) All of the above.

13. What was Macbeth’s relationship to King Duncan?

(a) Father and son
(b) Brothers Join Group

(c) Close relative

(d) Enemies
Answer: (c) Close relative

14. What did the witches look like?

(a) Beautiful women
(b) Old women with beards
(c) Young men
(d) Animals
Answer: (b) Old women with beards

15. What was Banquo’s reaction to Macbeth’s ambition?

(a) Encouragement
(b) Caution
(c) Indifference
(d) Support
Answer: (b) Caution

16. Who spurred Macbeth on to murder the king?

(a) Duncan
(b) Malcolm
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(d) Banquo
Answer: (c) Lady Macbeth
17. What was Macbeth’s initial reaction to the idea of murdering the king?
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(a) Eager anticipation
(b) Reluctance and compunction
(c) Indifference
(d) Joyful acceptance
Answer: (b) Reluctance and compunction

18. Why did Lady Macbeth doubt her husband’s ability to commit the murder?
(a) He was too ambitious.
(b) He was too cowardly.
(c) He was too kind-hearted.
(d) He was too intelligent.
Answer: (c) He was too kind-hearted.

19. What stopped Lady Macbeth from killing the king herself?
(a) She was afraid of the king.
(b) The king resembled her father. Join Group

(c) She was not strong enough.

(d) Her husband stopped her.
Answer: (b) The king resembled her father.

20. What were Macbeth’s reasons for opposing the murder?

(a) He was loyal to the king.
(b) He feared the consequences.
(c) He was a close relative of the king.
(d) All of the above.
Answer: (d) All of the above.

21. What does the description of the castle’s atmosphere suggest about the events to come?
(a) Peace and tranquility
(b) An impending sense of doom
(c) A festive and joyful occasion
(d) A place of great happiness
Answer: (b) An impending sense of doom

22. What does Lady Macbeth’s character reveal about the nature of ambition?
(a) Ambition can be a positive force.
(b) Ambition can corrupt and destroy.
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(c) Ambition is a necessary quality for success.
(d) Ambition is always justified.
Answer: (b) Ambition can corrupt and destroy.
23. What does Macbeth’s internal conflict reveal about his character?
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(a) He is a weak and indecisive man.
(b) He is a morally conflicted individual.
(c) He is a ruthless and ambitious man.
(d) He is a loyal and dutiful subject.
Answer: (b) He is a morally conflicted individual.

24. The description of “wicked dreams abusing sleeping men’s minds” is an example of which
literary device?
(a) Simile
(b) Metaphor
(c) Personification
(d) Alliteration
Answer: (c) Personification

25. What is the significance of the image of the dagger in the play?
(a) It symbolizes Macbeth’s guilt. Join Group

(b) It represents the power of evil.

(c) It foreshadows the murder.
(d) All of the above.
Answer: (d) All of the above.

26. What is the meaning of the word “compunction”?

(a) Eagerness
(b) Remorse
(c) Confidence
(d) Happiness
Answer: (b) Remorse

27. What is the meaning of the word “camouflaging”?

(a) Revealing
(b) Hiding
(c) Emphasizing
(d) Ignoring
Answer: (b) Hiding

28. What is the meaning of the word “abhorrent”?

(a) Desirable
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(c) Hateful
(d) Innocent
Answer: (c) Hateful
29. What is the meaning of the word “remorse”?
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(a) Eagerness
(b) Compunction
(c) Confidence
(d) Happiness
Answer: (b) Compunction

30. Based on the text, how would you characterize the relationship between Macbeth and Lady
Macbeth?
(a) A strong and equal partnership
(b) A domineering wife and a weak husband
(c) A loving and supportive relationship
(d) A complex and troubled dynamic
Answer: (d) A complex and troubled dynamic

31. Who was instrumental in convincing Macbeth to proceed with the murder of Duncan?
(a) Duncan Join Group

(b) Lady Macbeth

(c) Banquo
(d) Malcolm
Answer: (b) Lady Macbeth

32. What hallucination did Macbeth experience before killing Duncan?

(a) A ghostly figure of Duncan
(b) A dagger floating in the air
(c) A vision of the future
(d) A voice warning him against the murder
Answer: (b) A dagger floating in the air

33. What did Lady Macbeth do to divert suspicion from Macbeth after the murder?
(a) She confessed to the crime.
(b) She blamed the guards for the murder.
(c) She faked her own death.
(d) She staged a scene to implicate the guards.
Answer: (d) She staged a scene to implicate the guards.

34. What was Macbeth’s reaction to the murder of Duncan?

(a) Calm and collected
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(c) Distraught and filled with guilt
(d) Indifferent
Answer: (c) Distraught and filled with guilt
35. What does the “Amen” incident reveal about Macbeth’s state of mind?
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(a) His deep religious faith
(b) His growing sense of guilt and despair
(c) His desire to be caught
(d) His indifference to the crime
Answer: (b) His growing sense of guilt and despair

36. What does Lady Macbeth’s behavior reveal about her character?
(a) She is a weak and indecisive woman.
(b) She is a loving and supportive wife.
(c) She is a ruthless and ambitious woman.
(d) She is a kind and gentle soul.
Answer: (c) She is a ruthless and ambitious woman.

37. What does the dagger hallucination symbolize?

(a) Macbeth’s physical weakness
(b) The guilt and horror of the planned murder Join Group

(c) Macbeth’s desire for power

(d) The supernatural forces at play
Answer: (b) The guilt and horror of the planned murder

38. How does the “Amen” incident contribute to the overall atmosphere of the play?
(a) It creates a sense of humor and relief.
(b) It emphasizes the supernatural elements.
(c) It heightens the suspense and tension.
(d) It provides a moment of comic relief.
Answer: (c) It heightens the suspense and tension.

39. The description of the dagger floating in the air is an example of which literary device?
(a) Simile
(b) Metaphor
(c) Personification
(d) Alliteration
Answer: (c) Personification

40. The phrase “Sleep no more” is an example of which literary device?

(a) Repetition
(b) Simile
(c) Telegram
Metaphor
(d) Alliteration
Answer: (a) Repetition
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(a) Removing
(b) Filling
(c) Emptying
(d) Hiding
Answer: (b) Filling

42. What is the meaning of the word “phantasm”?

(a) Reality
(b) Illusion
(c) Friend
(d) Enemy
Answer: (b) Illusion

43. What is the meaning of the word “reproach”?

(a) Praise
(b) Blame Join Group

(c) Ignore
(d) Encourage
Answer: (b) Blame

44. How does the character of Lady Macbeth contribute to the downfall of Macbeth?
(a) She supports and encourages his ambitions.
(b) She manipulates and controls him.
(c) She provides a moral compass for him.
(d) She is a source of strength and comfort for him.
Answer: (b) She manipulates and controls him.

45. What is the significance of the supernatural elements in this passage?

(a) They provide comic relief.
(b) They explain the events of the play.
(c) They create an atmosphere of suspense and fear.
(d) They are irrelevant to the plot.
Answer: (c) They create an atmosphere of suspense and fear.

46. Who were suspected of murdering Duncan?

(a) Macbeth and his wife
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(d) Malcolm and Donalbain
Answer: (b) The grooms
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(a) They were afraid of Macbeth.
(b) They wanted to avoid being suspected of the murder.
(c) They were planning a rebellion.
(d) They were seeking help from their allies.
Answer: (b) They wanted to avoid being suspected of the murder.

48. What was Macbeth’s primary motivation for killing Banquo?

(a) Revenge for a personal slight.
(b) Fear of Banquo’s growing power.
(c) To prevent Banquo’s sons from becoming kings.
(d) To appease the witches.
Answer: (c) To prevent Banquo’s sons from becoming kings.

49. What happened to Banquo and Fleance after the assassination attempt?
(a) Both were killed.
(b) Banquo was killed, but Fleance escaped. Join Group

(c) Fleance was killed, but Banquo escaped.

(d) Both escaped unharmed.
Answer: (b) Banquo was killed, but Fleance escaped.

50. How did Macbeth react to seeing Banquo’s ghost at the banquet?
(a) He remained calm and collected.
(b) He accused his wife of playing a trick on him.
(c) He became visibly disturbed and frightened.
(d) He blamed the other guests for the apparition.
Answer: (c) He became visibly disturbed and frightened.

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51. What does the flight of Duncan’s sons suggest about the atmosphere in Scotland?
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sense of peace and stability.
b) A climate of fear and suspicion.
c) A time of great prosperity.
d) A period of political harmony.
Answer: b) A climate of fear and suspicion.
52. What does the appearance of Banquo’s ghost reveal about Macbeth’s state of mind?
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a) He is a strong and fearless leader.
b) He is haunted by guilt and remorse.
c) He is losing touch with reality.
d) He is plotting his next murder.
Answer: b) He is haunted by guilt and remorse.

53. How does Lady Macbeth’s behavior at the banquet compare to her earlier actions?
a) She is equally ruthless and manipulative.
b) She is more compassionate and caring.
c) She is less confident and assertive.
d) She is completely indifferent to the situation.
Answer: c) She is less confident and assertive.

54. The description of Macbeth’s “cheeks became white with fear” is an example of which literary
device?
a) Simile Join Group

b) Metaphor
c) Personification
d) Alliteration
Answer: c) Personification.

55. The appearance of Banquo’s ghost can be seen as a form of which literary device?
a) Foreshadowing
b) Irony
c) Symbolism
d) Dramatic irony
Answer: d) Dramatic irony.

56. What is the meaning of the word “regicide”?

a) The killing of a king
b) The overthrow of a government
c) The betrayal of a friend
d) The theft of a crown
Answer: a) The killing of a king.

57. What is the meaning of the word “solemnise”?

a) To make something solemn and serious
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b) To celebrate formally
c) To mourn deeply
d) To postpone indefinitely
Answer: b) To celebrate formally.
58. What is the meaning of the word “conciliate”?
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a) To anger
b) To ignore
c) To appease
d) To challenge
Answer: c) To appease.

59. How does the character of Lady Macbeth change throughout the play, as evidenced by this
excerpt?
a) She becomes increasingly strong and ruthless.
b) She shows signs of remorse and guilt.
c) She becomes more and more dependent on Macbeth.
d) She retains her composure throughout.
Answer: b) She shows signs of remorse and guilt.

60. Based on the events described, what can be inferred about the overall atmosphere of Scotland?
a) A time of peace and prosperity Join Group

b) A period of political stability

c) An atmosphere of fear and uncertainty
d) A climate of moral and ethical clarity
Answer: c) An atmosphere of fear and uncertainty.

61. What does Macbeth’s reaction to Banquo’s ghost reveal about his mental state?
a) He remains calm and composed.
b) He is deeply disturbed and fearful.
c) He is indifferent to supernatural events.
d) He becomes more determined to seize power.
Answer: b) He is deeply disturbed and fearful.

62. Which of the following best describes Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking scene?
a) It shows her increasing ambition.
b) It reveals her deep-seated guilt and madness.
c) It portrays her as a ruthless and fearless woman.
d) It emphasizes her control over Macbeth.
Answer: b) It reveals her deep-seated guilt and madness.

63. What role do the witches play in Macbeth’s downfall?

a) They directly force him to act.
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b) They deceive him with half-truths.
c) They provide him with good advice.
d) They have no real influence on his actions.
Answer: b) They deceive him with half-truths.
64. Which of the following best describes Macbeth’s leadership as king?
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a) Just and fair
b) Tyrannical and feared
c) Weak and ineffective
d) Compassionate and kind
Answer: b) Tyrannical and feared.

65. What is the primary theme of Macbeth?

a) The consequences of unchecked ambition
b) The importance of friendship
c) The power of love and loyalty
d) The benefits of honesty
Answer: a) The consequences of unchecked ambition.

66. Why does Lady Macbeth repeatedly wash her hands in her sleep?
a) To remove actual dirt
b) To symbolize her guilt over the murders Join Group

c) To prepare for another murder

d) To signal her loyalty to Macbeth
Answer: b) To symbolize her guilt over the murders.

67. What is the significance of the phrase “Out, damned spot” in the play?
a) It refers to a stain on Macbeth’s cloak.
b) It symbolizes Lady Macbeth’s guilt.
c) It foreshadows Macbeth’s downfall.
d) It refers to Banquo’s ghost.
Answer: b) It symbolizes Lady Macbeth’s guilt.

68. How does Macduff react to the news of his family’s murder?
a) He vows revenge against Macbeth.
b) He forgives Macbeth.
c) He flees Scotland immediately.
d) He loses all hope and surrenders.
Answer: a) He vows revenge against Macbeth.

69. What does the prophecy that “none of woman born” can harm Macbeth mean?
a) Macbeth is invincible.
b) Only a supernatural being can defeat Macbeth.
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c) Someone born through a C-section can defeat him.
d) Macbeth will never be defeated.
Answer: c) Someone born through a C-section can defeat him.
70. Who ultimately kills Macbeth?
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a) Banquo
b) Macduff
c) Malcolm
d) Ross
Answer: b) Macduff.

71. Why does Malcolm test Macduff’s loyalty before trusting him?
a) He fears Macduff may be working for Macbeth.
b) He does not trust anyone.
c) He wants to see if Macduff is strong enough.
d) He is unsure if Macduff is really Scottish.
Answer: a) He fears Macduff may be working for Macbeth.

72. What is the ultimate fate of Lady Macbeth?

a) She is killed in battle.
b) She flees to England. Join Group

c) She dies by suicide.

d) She is executed for treason.
Answer: c) She dies by suicide.

73. What is the significance of Birnam Wood moving towards Dunsinane?

a) It fulfills the witches’ prophecy.
b) It signifies Macbeth’s victory.
c) It shows that the forest is magical.
d) It proves that Malcolm is a sorcerer.
Answer: a) It fulfills the witches’ prophecy.

74. What does Macbeth’s reaction to Lady Macbeth’s death reveal?

a) He is deeply heartbroken.
b) He feels life is meaningless.
c) He blames himself entirely.
d) He immediately seeks revenge.
Answer: b) He feels life is meaningless.

75. What is the meaning of Macbeth’s quote, “Life’s but a walking shadow”?
a) Life is full of opportunities.
b) Life is short and meaningless.
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c) Life is controlled by fate.
d) Life is an endless struggle.
Answer: b) Life is short and meaningless.
76. Why is Macduff able to kill Macbeth?
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a) He is stronger than Macbeth.
b) He was born by C-section.
c) He uses a magical sword.
d) He is blessed by the witches.
Answer: b) He was born by C-section.

77. What happens to Malcolm at the end of the play?

a) He becomes the new king of Scotland.
b) He dies in battle.
c) He remains in exile.
d) He becomes a priest.
Answer: a) He becomes the new king of Scotland.

78. What is the overall tone of the ending of Macbeth?

a) Triumphant and hopeful
b) Tragic and dark Join Group

c) Comedic and light-hearted

d) Mysterious and unresolved
Answer: b) Tragic and dark.

79. What lesson can be learned from Macbeth’s downfall?

a) Greed and ambition can lead to destruction.
b) Power always brings happiness.
c) Betrayal is always rewarded.
d) Honesty is not important in leadership.
Answer: a) Greed and ambition can lead to destruction.

80. How does the play depict the theme of fate vs. free will?
a) Macbeth is entirely controlled by fate.
b) Macbeth has choices but makes bad decisions.
c) Macbeth is not responsible for his actions.
d) The witches force Macbeth to act.
Answer: b) Macbeth has choices but makes bad decisions.

81. What is Macbeth’s tragic flaw?

a) Cowardice
b) Indecisiveness
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c) Unchecked ambition
d) Overconfidence in others
Answer: c) Unchecked ambition.
82. What does Lady Macbeth’s fainting during Duncan’s murder scene symbolize?
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a) Her genuine shock and guilt
b) A distraction to shift suspicion away from Macbeth
c) Her realization that Macbeth is weak
d) Her fear of being caught
Answer: b) A distraction to shift suspicion away from Macbeth.

83. Which of the following best describes Banquo’s reaction to the witches’ prophecies?
a) He is immediately eager to fulfill them.
b) He is skeptical and cautious.
c) He fears that Macbeth will turn evil.
d) He ignores them completely.
Answer: b) He is skeptical and cautious.

84. Why does Macbeth kill the guards after Duncan’s murder?
a) To prevent them from revealing the truth
b) Because they attacked him first Join Group

c) To make it look like a revenge act

d) Because Lady Macbeth ordered him to
Answer: a) To prevent them from revealing the truth.

85. What does the “dagger of the mind” scene represent?

a) Macbeth’s descent into madness
b) His determination to rule Scotland
c) His loss of faith in the witches
d) His decision to confess
Answer: a) Macbeth’s descent into madness.

86. What role does Lennox play in the play?

a) He is a devoted supporter of Macbeth.
b) He is suspicious of Macbeth’s rise to power.
c) He helps Macbeth plan Duncan’s murder.
d) He is Macbeth’s closest friend.
Answer: b) He is suspicious of Macbeth’s rise to power.

87. What warning does the second apparition give Macbeth?

a) Beware of Macduff.
b) No one can harm him.
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c) He will rule forever.
d) Banquo’s sons will never be kings.
Answer: a) Beware of Macduff.
88. What does Lady Macbeth mean by “look like the innocent flower, but be the serpent under it”?
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a) Be kind and gentle to everyone.
b) Deceive others by appearing innocent.
c) Trust no one but yourself.
d) Always act according to your conscience.
Answer: b) Deceive others by appearing innocent.

89. What does Macbeth see before killing Duncan?

a) Banquo’s ghost
b) A floating dagger
c) The witches again
d) Lady Macbeth crying
Answer: b) A floating dagger.

90. Why does Malcolm describe himself as worse than Macbeth when speaking to Macduff?
a) To test Macduff’s loyalty
b) Because he truly is worse than Macbeth Join Group

c) To discourage Macduff from fighting

d) To scare away Macbeth’s spies
Answer: a) To test Macduff’s loyalty.

91. How does Macbeth react to the witches’ second set of prophecies?
a) He feels invincible.
b) He becomes terrified and runs away.
c) He decides to surrender.
d) He seeks help from Lady Macbeth.
Answer: a) He feels invincible.

92. Why does Macbeth have Macduff’s family killed?

a) To punish Macduff for betraying him
b) To satisfy his own bloodlust
c) Because Lady Macbeth ordered it
d) To prove his loyalty to the witches
Answer: a) To punish Macduff for betraying him.

93. What does the appearance of Banquo’s ghost at the banquet symbolize?
a) Macbeth’s growing guilt and paranoia
b) That Banquo has come back to life
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c) Lady Macbeth’s power over Macbeth
d) That the witches have betrayed Macbeth
Answer: a) Macbeth’s growing guilt and paranoia.
94. What does the third apparition tell Macbeth?
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a) No one born of a woman will harm him.
b) Banquo’s sons will be kings.
c) Birnam Wood will come to Dunsinane.
d) He will rule Scotland peacefully.
Answer: c) Birnam Wood will come to Dunsinane.

95. Why does Macbeth visit the witches again?

a) He wants reassurance about his future.
b) He wishes to apologize to them.
c) He wants them to take back their prophecy.
d) He plans to kill them.
Answer: a) He wants reassurance about his future.

96. What is Lady Macbeth’s greatest regret?

a) That she encouraged Macbeth to murder Duncan
b) That she could not have children Join Group

c) That she did not become queen herself

d) That she did not kill Banquo
Answer: a) That she encouraged Macbeth to murder Duncan.

97. What ultimately leads to Macbeth’s downfall?

a) His overconfidence and unchecked ambition
b) His kindness and generosity
c) His decision to trust Lady Macbeth
d) His refusal to fight
Answer: a) His overconfidence and unchecked ambition.

98. What is ironic about Macbeth’s death?

a) He was told he was invincible, yet he was killed.
b) He died a peaceful death in his sleep.
c) He was killed by Banquo’s son.
d) He died at the hands of Lady Macbeth.
Answer: a) He was told he was invincible, yet he was killed.

99. Who is the rightful heir to the throne at the end of the play?
a) Malcolm
b) Macduff
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c) Fleance
d) Banquo’s ghost
Answer: a) Malcolm.
100. What is the overall message of the play Macbeth?
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a) Ambition without morality leads to destruction.
b) True power comes from violence.
c) The supernatural controls human destiny.
d) Loyalty always leads to success.
Answer: a) Ambition without morality leads to destruction.

101. Why does Macduff refuse to attend Macbeth’s coronation?

a) He is loyal to Malcolm.
b) He is plotting against Macbeth.
c) He suspects Macbeth killed Duncan.
d) He is too afraid to attend.
Answer: c) He suspects Macbeth killed Duncan.

102. What is Lady Macbeth doing while sleepwalking?

a) Trying to wash imaginary blood from her hands
b) Speaking to the ghost of Duncan Join Group

c) Writing letters to Macbeth

d) Planning another murder
Answer: a) Trying to wash imaginary blood from her hands.

103. What does the doctor say about Lady Macbeth’s condition?
a) She needs divine, not medical, help.
b) She will recover with time.
c) She is faking her illness.
d) She is being poisoned.
Answer: a) She needs divine, not medical, help.

104. How does Malcolm disguise his army when attacking Macbeth?
a) They use branches from Birnam Wood.
b) They dress as Macbeth’s soldiers.
c) They attack at night.
d) They use a tunnel to sneak in.
Answer: a) They use branches from Birnam Wood.

105. What does Macbeth realize too late about the witches’ prophecies?
a) They were deceptive and misleading.
b) They were never real.
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c) He misunderstood them.
d) They were meant for someone else.
Answer: a) They were deceptive and misleading.
106. Why does Macduff say he was not “born of a woman”?
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a) He was delivered by a C-section.
b) He was created by magic.
c) He was born after his mother died.
d) He was adopted.
Answer: a) He was delivered by a C-section.

107. Why does Macbeth fight Macduff despite knowing the prophecy?
a) He refuses to surrender.
b) He wants to prove the prophecy wrong.
c) He believes he can still win.
d) He wants to avenge Lady Macbeth.
Answer: a) He refuses to surrender.

108. What happens to Lady Macbeth at the end of the play?

a) She dies, possibly by suicide.
b) She is arrested. Join Group

c) She flees Scotland.

d) She confesses everything.
Answer: a) She dies, possibly by suicide.

109. How does Macbeth react to Lady Macbeth’s death?

a) He says life is meaningless.
b) He breaks down in tears.
c) He becomes even more determined to fight.
d) He blames himself and surrenders.
Answer: a) He says life is meaningless.

110. What does Macbeth’s famous soliloquy “Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow” express?
a) His belief that life is meaningless and full of suffering
b) His regret over Duncan’s murder
c) His desire to live forever
d) His plan to kill Malcolm
Answer: a) His belief that life is meaningless and full of suffering.

111. Why does Macbeth think he cannot be harmed?

a) The witches told him no man born of a woman could harm him.
b) He believes he is immortal.
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c) He drank a magical potion.
d) He thinks he is too powerful.
Answer: a) The witches told him no man born of a woman could harm him.
112. Who kills Macbeth?
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a) Macduff
b) Malcolm
c) Banquo’s son
d) Lady Macbeth
Answer: a) Macduff.

113. What is the final fate of Scotland at the end of the play?
a) Malcolm becomes king.
b) Scotland falls into ruin.
c) Fleance takes the throne.
d) The witches rule over Scotland.
Answer: a) Malcolm becomes king.

114. What is the primary theme of Macbeth?

a) The dangers of unchecked ambition
b) The importance of family Join Group

c) The value of honesty

d) The necessity of revenge
Answer: a) The dangers of unchecked ambition.

115. What does blood symbolize throughout the play?

a) Guilt and violence
b) Power and strength
c) Fear and cowardice
d) Love and loyalty
Answer: a) Guilt and violence.

116. What does the knocking at the gate symbolize after Duncan’s murder?
a) The arrival of justice
b) Macbeth’s guilt
c) Lady Macbeth’s downfall
d) The witches’ return
Answer: a) The arrival of justice.

117. What is Banquo’s role in the play?

a) He represents honor and loyalty.
b) He helps Macbeth kill Duncan.
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c) He betrays Macbeth.
d) He takes the throne at the end.
Answer: a) He represents honor and loyalty.
118. Why is Macbeth’s reign doomed from the start?
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a) It is built on murder and deception.
b) He has no experience as a ruler.
c) The witches curse him.
d) He is too kind to be king.
Answer: a) It is built on murder and deception.

119. What lesson does Macbeth teach about fate and free will?
a) Fate can be influenced by personal choices.
b) Fate is unchangeable.
c) Free will is an illusion.
d) The supernatural controls destiny.
Answer: a) Fate can be influenced by personal choices.

120. How does the play end?

a) Malcolm is crowned king.
b) Macduff becomes king. Join Group

c) Macbeth’s ghost haunts Scotland.

d) The witches return to curse Malcolm.
Answer: a) Malcolm is crowned king.

True or False

121: Macbeth was a brave general in the Scottish army.

The three witches prophesied that Banquo would become king.
Duncan was murdered by his sons, Malcolm and Donalbain.
Lady Macbeth was a strong and ambitious woman.
Answer: True, False, False, True

122: Macbeth was a reluctant murderer.

The ghost of Banquo appears at Macbeth’s banquet.
Macduff was killed by Macbeth.
The witches told Macbeth he would never be defeated.
Answer: True, True, False, False

123: Lady Macbeth suffers from a mental breakdown after the murders.
Malcolm becomes king of Scotland at the end of the play.
Banquo’s son, Fleance, is killed along with his father.
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Macbeth is a tragic hero.
Answer: True, True, False, True

124: The witches are portrayed as benevolent figures.

Duncan is a weak and ineffective king.
Macbeth’s castle is called Inverness.
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The Thane of Cawdor is a traitor.
Answer: False, False, True, True

125: Lady Macbeth is responsible for planning the murder of Duncan.

Macbeth sees a dagger before killing Duncan.
The witches’ prophecies are ultimately fulfilled.
Macduff is killed in battle with Macbeth.
Answer: True, True, True, False

126: The play ends with a sense of hope for Scotland.

Macbeth is a loyal subject to Duncan.
The witches have supernatural powers.
Banquo is a strong supporter of Macbeth’s ambition.
Answer: True, False, True, False

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Fill in the Blanks type MCQ

127: Macbeth was the Thane of _______ before the battle.

Answer: Glamis

128: The three strange figures encountered by Macbeth and Banquo were called _______.
Answer: Witches

129: The first prophecy for Macbeth was that he would become the Thane of _______.
Answer: Cawdor

130: The second prophecy for Macbeth was that he would become the Thane of _______.
Answer: Cawdor

131: The third prophecy for Macbeth was that he would become _______.
Answer: King of Scotland

132: Macbeth’s wife was named _______.

Answer: Lady Macbeth

133: The king of Scotland was named _______.

Answer: Duncan
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134: Macbeth’s castle was located in _______.

Answer: Inverness

135: Lady Macbeth used _______ to manipulate her husband into killing Duncan.
Answer: Guilt and manipulation
136: The name of Duncan’s eldest son was _______.
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Answer: Malcolm

137: The name of Duncan’s youngest son was _______.

Answer: Donalbain

138: Macbeth’s ambition was fueled by the prophecies of the _______.

Answer: Witches

139: The ghost that haunted Macbeth during the banquet was that of _______.
Answer: Banquo

140: The Thane who fled to England to join forces with Malcolm was _______.
Answer: Macduff

141: The witches’ cauldron contained ingredients such as _______, _______, and _______.
Answer: Toads, bats, serpents Join Group

142: The first apparition to appear to Macbeth was in the form of _______.
Answer: An armed head

143: The second apparition to appear to Macbeth was in the form of _______.
Answer: A bloody child

144: The third apparition to appear to Macbeth was in the form of _______.
Answer: A crowned child

145: Macbeth’s downfall was ultimately caused by his _______.

Answer: Ambition and guilt

146: The final battle took place at _______.

Answer: Dunsinane

Match the Column A-B type Question

Column A Column B

i. Macbeth’s title before the battle

a. Valour’s minion
ii. Telegram
Macbeth’s title after the battle
b. Thane of Glamis
iii. The other Scottish General
c. Witches
iv. The supernatural beings encountered by
d. Banquo
Macbeth and Banquo
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Column A Column B

i. The first prophecy for Macbeth a. He will be king hereafter

ii. The second prophecy for Macbeth b. Thane of Glamis
iii. The third prophecy for Macbeth c. Duncan
iv. The king of Scotland d. Thane of Cawdor

👉 bdac

Column A Column B

i. Macbeth’s wife
a. Inverness
ii. The place where Macbeth’s castle was located
b. Macduff
iii. The Thane who fled to England
c. Untimely taken from his mother’s womb
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iv. The way Macduff was born, according to
d. Lady Macbeth
Macbeth

👉 dabc

Column A Column B

i. The final outcome of the battle between Macbeth

and Macduff
ii. The reason for Macbeth’s initial reluctance to a. His conscience and loyalty to Duncan
kill Duncan b. Malcolm
iii. The person who first suggested the murder of c. Macbeth’s defeat and death
Duncan d. Lady Macbeth
iv. The ultimate ruler of Scotland after Macbeth’s
death

👉 cadb

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