In the English court a grieving man must prove his loyalty, but first must hear that his whole family has been slaughtered. This Macbeth Act 4 Scene 3 Quiz is based on the dialogue between Malcolm and Macduff who are planning to take back Scotland. Share in the birth of the liberation army.
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Macbeth Act 4 Scene 3 Quiz
- Where does Act 4 Scene 3 take place
- Which two characters appear first in this scene
- Why has Macduff come to England
- How does Malcolm initially react to Macduff’s arrival
- Why does Malcolm distrust Macduff at first
- What does Malcolm pretend to test Macduff’s loyalty
- What vices does Malcolm claim to have
- How does Macduff respond to Malcolm’s false confession
- What convinces Malcolm that Macduff is loyal
- Who joins the scene after Malcolm reveals his true intentions
- What news does Ross bring from Scotland
- How does Macduff react to Ross’s news
- What does Malcolm urge Macduff to do after hearing the news
- What does Macduff cry out in anguish
- What does Malcolm promise at the end of the scene
- Who is mentioned as supporting Malcolm’s cause
- What saintly king is said to help heal the sick
- What is King Edward’s “healing touch” described as
- What literary device dominates Malcolm’s testing of Macduff
- What theme is emphasized in this scene
- What does Malcolm call Macbeth
- How does Malcolm describe himself in his false confession
- What does Macduff say makes a man
- What does the word “tyranny” refer to in this scene
- What motivates Macduff’s final vow
- What emotion does Malcolm show after testing Macduff
- What does Macduff mean when he says “He has no children”
- What plan do Malcolm and Macduff agree upon
- What tone dominates the final lines of the scene
- What major contrast does this scene establish