A scream. The sun sets. This Macbeth Act 5 Scene 5 Quiz deals with the famous answer to the queen’s death and the news of the moving grove. Face the nihilism of the last hour.

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Macbeth Act 5 Scene 5 Quiz
- Where does Act 5 Scene 5 take place
- Who appears first in this scene
- What is Macbeth preparing for at the start of the scene
- How does Macbeth feel at the beginning of this scene
- Who reports that Lady Macbeth has died
- How does Macbeth react to Lady Macbeth’s death
- What famous line does Macbeth say upon hearing of his wife’s death
- What theme does Macbeth’s speech “Tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow” express
- What metaphor does Macbeth use for life in this speech
- What does Macbeth say life is full of
- What does “Out, out, brief candle” symbolize
- What interrupts Macbeth’s reflection on life
- What news does the Messenger bring
- How does Macbeth react to the Messenger’s news
- What does Macbeth say if the Messenger is lying
- What prophecy does the moving wood fulfill
- Who gave the prophecy about Birnam Wood
- What emotion begins to replace Macbeth’s confidence
- What does Macbeth resolve to do despite the prophecy
- What does the line “At least we’ll die with harness on our back” mean
- Who stays with Macbeth throughout this scene
- What does Macbeth call the approaching soldiers
- What tone dominates Macbeth’s soliloquy in this scene
- What does Macbeth realize about his ambition
- How does this scene reveal the contrast between Macbeth’s past and present self
- What imagery dominates Macbeth’s “Tomorrow” speech
- What does Macbeth’s reaction to Lady Macbeth’s death show
- What prophecy does Macbeth still believe at the end of the scene
- What sound signals the start of battle
- What mood ends the scene
