Macbeth Act 1 Scene 6 Quiz

What is the martlet symbolic of in Banquo’s speech

What does Banquo notice about the air around the castle

What is the contrast between Duncan’s perception and reality

How does Lady Macbeth address Duncan

What natural imagery reinforces Duncan’s mistaken trust

What dramatic technique is created by Duncan’s trust in Macbeth

What birds does Banquo mention while admiring the castle

What impression of Duncan is reinforced in this scene

What does the audience know that Duncan does not

What does Duncan plan to do during his stay

What theme is strongly highlighted by this scene

Who comments on the pleasant appearance of Macbeth’s castle

Where does Act 1 Scene 6 take place

What is Lady Macbeth secretly plotting as she welcomes Duncan

What literary device is used when Duncan remarks on the castle’s pleasant air

What does Duncan refer to Macbeth’s castle as

What does Duncan say about Macbeth in this scene

Who arrives at Macbeth’s castle in this scene

What does Lady Macbeth promise Duncan

Who greets Duncan upon his arrival

What bird does Lady Macbeth earlier associate with Duncan’s death

What does this scene primarily serve to do

What atmosphere does this scene create before Duncan enters the castle

How does Duncan describe Lady Macbeth’s hospitality

What tone does Duncan’s speech carry as he arrives

How does Lady Macbeth hide her intentions

What is ironic about Duncan’s praise of Inverness

What does Duncan call Lady Macbeth during their greeting

What mood closes the scene

What emotion does Lady Macbeth display when welcoming Duncan