Macbeth Act 2 Scene 4 Quiz

Why are Malcolm and Donalbain suspected

What does Macduff plan to do instead of attending the coronation

What does Ross call Duncan’s murder

What unusual event happened to Duncan’s horses

Who joins Ross and the Old Man during the scene

Where has Malcolm fled

Who is suspected of Duncan’s murder

What emotion dominates the conversation between Ross and the Old Man

What moral theme emerges from this scene

What unnatural event does the Old Man describe

What literary device is used in the description of the owl killing the falcon

What does Macduff’s absence from Scone suggest

Where has Donalbain fled

What do these unnatural events symbolize

What does Ross say about the night’s darkness

What does the owl killing the falcon symbolize

What animal killed another in the Old Man’s account

Where will Macbeth be crowned

Which characters appear in this scene

Where does Act 2 Scene 4 take place

What does the word “ravin” mean in Ross’s line

What theme is reinforced by the unnatural events

How does this scene conclude

What does the Old Man represent in this scene

What news does Macduff bring

How long does the Old Man say he has lived

What title does Ross now refer to Macbeth by

Who will attend Macbeth’s coronation

What is the general mood at the start of this scene

Who says “Thriftless ambition, that will ravin up thine own lives’ means”