Act 1 scene 2

• Who has betrayed King Duncan of Scotland in Act 1 Scene 2 of Macbeth?

  McDonald
• What is McDonald doing after betraying King Duncan?

  Leading a rebellion against the Scots
• Who informs King Duncan about the ongoing battle?

  A wounded Captain
• What does the Captain report to King Duncan about Macbeth's actions in battle?

  Macbeth fought his way through the battle and killed McDonald
• How does King Duncan react to the news of Macbeth's bravery?

  He is pleased
• What additional information does the Captain provide that changes the mood of the report?

  The Norwegians have sent reinforcements
• Who are the Scottish Thanes mentioned in the scene?

  Ross and Angus
• What role does the Thane of Cawdor play in the rebellion?

  He is aiding Norway and is now traitorous
• What title does Macbeth receive after the battle?

  Thane of Cawdor
• What does King Duncan order after learning about the Thane of Cawdor's betrayal?

  The execution of the traitor
• How does this scene establish Macbeth's character before he meets the Witches?

  • Macbeth is portrayed as a fierce warrior.
  • He demonstrates extreme loyalty to King Duncan.
  • His ambition is evident as he seeks glory on the battlefield.
  • He contrasts with the traitorous Thane of Cawdor.
• What is the significance of the battle in the context of King Duncan's rule?

  It is an attempt to overthrow the king
• How does Macbeth's ambition relate to his loyalty to King Duncan in this scene?

  His ambition drives him to serve his king fiercely
• What does the scene foreshadow about Macbeth's future actions?

  It foreshadows his eventual betrayal of King Duncan