The play The Tragedy of Macbeth was written by which important English writer?

Shakespeare wrote 37 _______ and 154 sonnets in his lifetime.

The first act of a five act play is also known as the _______.

A tragic hero has a _____ flaw which is a weakness that will lead to his destruction.

Macbeth and Banquo meet three _____ on the way to King Duncan’s castle.

What did Macbeth see as he was trying to decide if he should kill King Duncan?

“A little water clears us of this deed,” says Lady Macbeth after the murder of King Duncan. Which character trait does this show about Lady Macbeth?

Macbeth sees the ghost of Banquo at the party after he is crowned king. This helps establish what theme in Macbeth?

What is one of the themes of The Tragedy of Macbeth?

In order to understand a character, the author shows us character ________ that will help us understand the themes of the work.

Both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth are very _________ and want to be the king and queen.

Macduff is a devoted follower of King Duncan. He loves his wife and children. He wants to help Malcolm even when Macbeth is king. Which character trait best describes Macduff?

_______ are words that sound the same but have different spellings and meanings.

Choose the correct word that completes the sentence below. . ________ car is in my driveway?

Choose the correct word that completes the sentence below. When _____ you going to fill the car up with gas?

Which sentence below uses the homophones meat and meet correctly?

Choose the correct word that complete the sentence below. Before we begin our notes, please place your homework in the tray over _____________.

The sentence below contains an incorrect homophone. Rewrite the sentence using the correct homophone in the box below. If you leave now, you can make it two the store on time.

What is one theme of the story of Cinderella?

What are two ways the Macbeth gives in to his ambitions?

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