Macbeth Study Guide Questions: Act 3
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1 Macbeth Study Guide Questions: Act What are Banquo s specific suspicions and fears? 2. What does Macbeth call Banquo? 3. What series of questions does Macbeth ask Banquo? Significance? 4. What do Macbeth s lines, To be thus is nothing, but to be safely thus mean? What s he talking about? 5. Summarize Macbeth s soliloquy after the servant exits. What are his primary concerns? 6. What has Macbeth told the murderers about Banquo? 7. How does Macbeth further incite them to do his bidding? 8. Does his language/rhetorical approach sound familiar? How so? Any favorite passages from this scene? (include line numbers!) Paraphrase Lady Macbeth s words in lines How are they significant? 2. What does Macbeth respond when Lady Macbeth asks him what s wrong? 3. What does he mean when he says, Better be with the dead,/ Whom we, to gain our peace, have sent to peace,/than on the torture of the mind to lie in restless ecstasy?
2 4. What comments does he make about Duncan s sleep? 5. What is Macbeth s new plan? What does he tell his wife about it? Significance?? Any favorite passages from this scene? (include line numbers!) What does Banquo tell Fleance to do when the murderers attack? 2. What happens to both Banquo and Fleance in this scene? Connect these events back to the witches prophecies from Act 1 (significance). 3. How does Shakespeare direct the pace of this scene from the grave? (How does the writing of the lines direct the actors to speak them?) Any favorite passages from this scene? (include line numbers!) Who is attending the banquet? Who is missing? Who shows up uninvited (before line 10)? 2. How does Macbeth react to the bad news he receives? 3. Who enters and sits at Macbeth s place at the table? How does Macbeth react? What are his first words to this person? What do these words reveal about Macbeth?
3 4. After Ross tells the others that it s time to go because the King is ill, what does Lady Macbeth say to them? Why? What is she attempting to do? 5. How does she speak to Macbeth? How does she try to snap him back into reality? As a director, which lines would you have her say to him directly (out of the hearing of others), and which lines would you have her say for the general table to hear? Why? 6. What appears to be happening to Macbeth? 7. What does Macbeth say about blood? 8. Paraphrase Macbeth s speech beginning with, I hear it by the way.... ( ). What does he reveal about his actions and his attitude? I hear it by the way; but I will send: There's not a one of them but in his house I keep a servant fee'd. I will to-morrow, And betimes I will, to the weird sisters: More shall they speak; for now I am bent to know, By the worst means, the worst. For mine own good, 7 All causes shall give way: I am in blood Stepp'd in so far that, should I wade no more, 9 Returning were as tedious as go o'er: Strange things I have in head, that will to hand; Which must be acted ere they may be scann'd. 9. Draw a picture of the image in lines 7-9 above. How does his language change in the last half of this speech? Significance??
4 Any favorite passages from this scene? (include line numbers!) Why is Hecate angry at the other witches? 2. How does she describe Macbeth? 3. What is her specific plan for him? How does she expect him to react? Any favorite passages from this scene? (include line numbers!) What is Lennox s tone in his summary of events at the beginning of the scene? What does his tone reveal about his understanding of them?
5 2. According to Lennox, why does MacDuff live in disgrace (23)? (give two reasons) 3. Where has Macduff gone? Why? Be specific! 4. Who knows of these events and is preparing for war? 5. Whom do Lennox and the other Lord hope will return and save Scotland? Any favorite passages from this scene? (include line numbers!) Macbeth Study Guide Questions: Act Identify three of the grossest things the witches drop into the cauldron. 2. Identify three of the most horrifying things they add to the hell-broth (19). 3. How are these items significant, considering that the spell is for Macbeth? (Make connections!) 4. How does Macbeth speak to the witches now? In what manner/what is his tone? What does he call them? What verb does he use in his third line directed at them (50)? How is it significant? 5. What do the images Macbeth uses (50-60) reflect? Significance? 6. Whom does Macbeth demand to see? 7. What do the witches toss into the brew to conjure them? Significance? (Connect them to Macbeth!)
6 8. Complete the following chart with details from the text: Apparitions Appearance Prophecy Macbeth s Reaction 1 st 2 nd 3 rd 4 th 9. How is the last image a tribute to King James? 10. What news does Lennox give Macbeth? 11. What two major decisions does Macbeth make as a result? 12. How are they significant? What do they say about Macbeth s character at this point? Any favorite passages from this scene? (include line numbers!)
7 What are Lady Macduff s feelings toward her husband right now? Why? 2. What does she say he lacks/ wants (9)? Why? To what does she compare his actions? 3. What does Ross say to her about Macduff? 4. What does Lady Macduff tell her son about his father? Why? 5. How would you describe the son? What adjectives would you use to describe his character? Consider his biblical allusion (reference) to Jesus words to the crowds in his Sermon on the Mount: Therefore I tell you, do not worry about your life, what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothes? Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not much more valuable than they? Can any one of you by worrying add a single hour to your life? (Matthew 6: 25-27) 6. What does the Messenger tell Lady Macduff? 7. What happens? Any favorite passages from this scene? (include line numbers!) What news does Macduff bring Malcolm (3-8)? 2. What is Malcolm s response? (And can you blame him?) 3. To what motif do Malcolm s lines speak? Angels are bright still though the brightest fell; / Though all things foul would wear the brows of grace, / Yet grace must still look so (22-24). What do they say about his concerns?
8 4. How does Malcolm compare himself to Macbeth? 5. What is Macduff s response? 6. Then what does Malcolm tell Macduff ( )? 7. The last two lines of his speech (136-7) contain embedded acting directions to Macduff what are they? 8. What news does the doctor bring? How is this news significant? (Connect back to Macbeth!) 9. How does Ross respond to Macduff s question, How does my wife? (177)? Why does he respond that way? What is he trying to do? 10. What does Ross want Macduff to do ((186-88)? 11. What does Malcolm tell Ross is going to happen ( )? 12. What does Ross finally tell Macduff ( )? 13. How does Macduff initially respond (embedded stage directions in Malcolm s response to Ross s news). What is Malcolm s advice? 14. What are Macduff s first words then? What do his initial responses say about his condition? 15. How does Macduff respond to Malcolm s Be comforted./ Let s make us med cines of our great revenge / To cure this deadly grief (214-16)? Why?
9 16. What action does Malcolm continue to press? What approach does he take that echoes ones we ve heard before in this play? 17. What array of feelings does Macduff experience in this scene? Prove each one with passages from the text. Example a. shock and disbelief: after Ross tells him that his entire family has been Savagely slaughtered (205), Macduff continues to ask, My children too? (211), and then, My wife killed too? (213). b. c. Any favorite passages from this scene? (Document line numbers!) Macbeth Study Guide Questions: Act Who and what are the Doctor and Gentlewoman (Lady Macbeth s Lady in Waiting) talking about? 2. How does the Gentlewoman respond when the Doctor asks what she has heard? 3. What does Lady Macbeth insist on having by her continually (20-1)? Significance? How is this element meaningful? 4. What is Lady Macbeth doing what are her actions in this scene? 5. To what three crimes does she allude? List each and the numbers of the lines that prove it.
10 6. What does the Doctor say Lady Macbeth needs more than a physician? 7. What instructions does the Doctor leave the Gentlewoman? 8. How are Lady Macbeth s words and actions significant? What do they reveal about her character? How has her character changed from the start of the play? Any favorite passages from this scene? (Document line numbers!) What news does Menteith give? 2. Where are they to meet Malcolm and the English army? 3. What does Menteith call Macbeth? 4. What general conclusions do the nobles draw about Macbeth and his followers? 5. What are these men doing? Why? Any favorite passages from this scene? (Document line numbers!)
11 What is Macbeth s response to the actions of his nobles/thanes? What does his response say about his character? (significance) 2. What news does the servant bring Macbeth? Why is he afraid? 3. What is Macbeth s frame of mind at this point? How does Shakespeare reveal it through the action of the scene? 4. What can we infer of Macbeth s character from his instructions to the Doctor and reaction to the Doctor s response? 5. Paraphrase the Doctor s last words of the scene. Any favorite passages from this scene? (Document line numbers!) Where are the soldiers? 2. What instructions does Malcolm give them? Why? Any literary devices here? (which ones and how?) Any favorite passages from this scene? (Document line numbers!)
12 What is Macbeth s attitude as he defends his castle (Dunsinane)? How do you know? Why is he feeling that way? 2. Why have the women cried out? 3. Analyze Macbeth s reaction to this news below. Annotate the text and scan the lines. She should have died hereafter: Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow, Creeps in this petty pace from day to day, To the last syllable of recorded time; And all our yesterdays have lighted fools The way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle! Life's but a walking shadow, a poor player, That struts and frets his hour upon the stage, And then is heard no more. It is a tale Told by an idiot, full of sound and fury, Signifying nothing. Ultimately, what does this speech say about Macbeth s outlook on life (tone)? 4. What news does the messenger bring after? 5. What does Macbeth begin to suspect? 6. What two lines best reveal his attitude now? Why?
13 Any favorite passages from this scene? (Document line numbers!) Who is leading the first battle? 2. What is Macduff s tone in this scene? What words/literary devices support your conclusion? What is the allusion to the origins of the shape of Elizabethan playhouses that Macbeth makes (1-2)? To what does he compare himself? Significance? 2. Whom does Macbeth kill? What is his attitude after? Prove it what does he say? 3. How long before the castle is surrendered? Why is that? Any favorite passages from these two scenes? (Document line numbers!)
14 Why does Macbeth say to Macduff, Of all men else I have avoided thee (4)? 2. What is Macbeth s attitude as they fight (8-13)? Prove it. 3. Explain the ironic twist in Macduff s words to Macbeth (13-16)? What type of irony? 4. What character trait does Macbeth uphold through his last words of the play? 5. What news does Ross give Siward (39-43)? What is Ross s tone? How do you know? 6. How does Siward react? What does he ask? What seem to be his primary concerns? 7. How does Malcolm react to Siward (50-1)? What do his lines reveal about his character? 8. What does Malcolm call the Macbeths? What news do we hear about Lady Macbeth? 9. What might be the significance of Malcolm having the last words in the play? Any favorite passages from this scene? (Document line numbers!)
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