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Macbeth
Act 3 scene 5
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In which act and scene does the event take place in "Macbeth" as described in the study material?
Act 3
,
Scene 5
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Where does the scene in "Macbeth" take place?
Upon the
stormy
heath
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Who convenes with the witches in this scene?
The
goddess
of witchcraft
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Why is the goddess of witchcraft angry in this scene?
Because the witches have been dealing with
Macbeth
without consulting her
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What does the goddess of witchcraft declare she will do from now on?
Lead their meddling with
Macbeth
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How does the goddess of witchcraft describe Macbeth?
As a "
sulphur
spoiled" and angry man
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Where do the witches plan to meet Macbeth the next day?
At the pit of
Acheron
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What does the goddess plan to show Macbeth?
Visions that will lead to his undoing
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What is Hecate's opinion of Macbeth's worthiness?
She thinks Macbeth is unworthy of the
witches'
attention
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What does Hecate plan to create from Macbeth's ambition?
Havoc
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How do the witches' actions typically affect the protagonist in a drama involving prophecy?
The
protagonist
attempts to
evade
the
prophecy
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What does Hecate know about the typical plot involving prophecies?
That the
protagonist
will attempt to evade the prophecy
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Why do many critics argue that Hecate's scenes were not written by Shakespeare?
Because they believe they were written by
Thomas Middleton
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