Macbeth Act 2 Scene 3 Quiz

Why do Malcolm and Donalbain flee separately

Why does Macbeth say he killed the guards

What is the Porter pretending to be when he answers the knocking

How does Macbeth behave when Macduff announces Duncan’s death

What does the Porter's speech provide for the audience

Who greets Macduff and Lennox after they enter

What is the tone of the Porter’s speech compared to the rest of the scene

Who arrives at Macbeth’s castle as the Porter opens the gate

What does Lennox say about the night before

Who is suspected of Duncan’s murder at first

Which unnatural event does Lennox describe

Why has Macduff come to Macbeth’s castle

What does Macduff mean when he says “Confusion now hath made his masterpiece”

What symbolic event occurs outside the castle after the murder

What might Lady Macbeth’s fainting represent

What does Macbeth claim about killing the guards

Who is the first character to appear in Act 2 Scene 3

What theme dominates this scene

What do Malcolm and Donalbain decide to do after Duncan’s death

What sound interrupts the conversation between Macbeth and Macduff

What does Lennox say the earth did during the night

What does Macduff cry out after finding Duncan

What theme is highlighted through the Porter’s reference to “hell-gate”

Where does Malcolm plan to go

Where does Donalbain decide to go

What happens to the guards’ bodies

What does the Porter say drink provokes

How does Lady Macbeth react when Macbeth explains his actions

How does Macbeth describe Duncan’s body

Why are Malcolm and Donalbain suspected