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His desire for power Based on the information in Act I, what appears to be Macbeth’s character flaw? Row 1, Col 1

Foreshadow events to come What important role do the witches play in Act I? 1, 2

Info about what is happening on the stage What do stage directions give the reader? 1, 3

They explain unfamiliar words Why are annotations like footnotes important when reading texts like Macbeth? 1, 4

He values bravery and loyalty Based on Act I, what can you infer about King Duncan? 2, 1

Tortured uncertainty What are Macbeth’s feelings about assassinating the king? 2, 2

He’s not cold-hearted enough What does Lady Macbeth believe is Macbeth’s greatest issue when it comes to achieving power? 2, 3

Lady Macbeth What seems to motivate Macbeth’s plans and actions most throughout Act I? 2, 4

She doesn’t hesitate like Macbeth In what way is Lady Macbeth stronger than her husband? 3, 1

valor What is a synonym for bravery? 3, 2

Imperial and sovereign What two vocab words mean “having supreme authority”? 3, 3

surmise What vocab word means “guess based on incomplete facts”? 3, 4

treason What term describes a betrayal of one’s country? 4, 1

betrayal What is the central theme of Act I? 4, 2

Bellona Who is the ancient Roman goddess of war? 4, 3

antithesis What is the rhetorical device where the author places an idea next to one to which it is sharply contrasted or directly opposed? 4, 4

With words For someone watching a play at the Globe Theater in Shakespeare’s day, how were illusions of time and space portrayed? 5, 1

Ancient Greece and Rome Elizabethan tragedies were modeled on plays from where? 5, 2

Not based on religion What difference in Macbeth and other Elizabethan plays showed a major shift in English drama? 5, 3

Use permanent performance spaces What did theater companies begin to do during the Elizabethan period? 5, 4