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1"Fair is [blank_start]foul[blank_end], and foul is [blank_start]fair[blank_end]"- The [blank_start]witches[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 1
- Afoul
- Bfair
- Cwitches
2"So foul and [blank_start]fair[blank_end] a day I have not [blank_start]seen[blank_end]"-[blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 3
- Aseen
- BMacbeth
- Cfair
3"Look not like th'[blank_start]inhabitants[blank_end] o'th'[blank_start]earth[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Banquo[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 3
- Aearth
- Binhabitants
- CBanquo
4"If you can [blank_start]look[blank_end] into the [blank_start]seeds[blank_end] of time and say which [blank_start]grain[blank_end] will [blank_start]grow[blank_end] and which will not"- [blank_start]Banquo[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 3
- Aseeds
- Blook
- Cgrain
- Dgrow
- EBanquo
5"Whose [blank_start]murther[blank_end] yet is but [blank_start]fantastical[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 3
- Amurther
- Bfantastical
- CMacbeth
6"If [blank_start]chance[blank_end] will have me King, why, chance may [blank_start]crown[blank_end] me, without my [blank_start]stir[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 3
- Achance
- Bcrown
- Cstir
- DMacbeth
7"There's no art to find the mind's [blank_start]construction[blank_end] in the [blank_start]face[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Duncan[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 4
- Aconstruction
- Bface
- CDuncan
8"O [blank_start]worthiest[blank_end] cousin"- [blank_start]Duncan[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 4
- Aworthiest
- BDuncan
9"My dearest [blank_start]partner[blank_end] of [blank_start]greatness[blank_end]"- Macbeth's [blank_start]letter[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- Apartner
- Bgreatness
- Cletter
10"Yet I do [blank_start]fear[blank_end] thy [blank_start]nature[blank_end], it is too full o'th'[blank_start]milk[blank_end] of human [blank_start]kindness[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- Afear
- Bnature
- Cmilk
- Dkindness
- ELady Macbeth
11"[blank_start]Art[blank_end] not without [blank_start]ambition[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- AArt
- Bambition
- CLady Macbeth
12"That I may [blank_start]pour[blank_end] my [blank_start]spirits[blank_end] in thine [blank_start]ear[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- Apour
- Bspirits
- Cear
- DLady Macbeth
13"Come you [blank_start]spirits[blank_end] that [blank_start]tend[blank_end] on [blank_start]mortal[blank_end] thoughts, [blank_start]unsex[blank_end] me here" - [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- Aspirits
- Btend
- Cunsex
- Dmortal
- ELady Macbeth
14"Come to woman [blank_start]breasts[blank_end], and take my [blank_start]milk[blank_end] for [blank_start]gall[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- Abreasts
- Bmilk
- Cgall
- DLady Macbeth
15"That my keen [blank_start]knife[blank_end] see not the [blank_start]wounds[blank_end] it makes, nor [blank_start]heaven[blank_end] peep through the [blank_start]blanket[blank_end] of the dark"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- Aknife
- Bwounds
- Cheaven
- Dblanket
- ELady Macbeth
16"My dearest [blank_start]love[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- Alove
- BMacbeth
17"look like th'[blank_start]innocent[blank_end] [blank_start]flower[blank_end], but be the [blank_start]serpent[blank_end] under't"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- Ainnocent
- Bserpent
- CLady Macbeth
- Dflower
18"[blank_start]Leave[blank_end] all the rest to [blank_start]me[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 5
- ALeave
- Bme
- CLady Macbeth
19"We will [blank_start]proceed[blank_end] no further in this [blank_start]business[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 1, Scene 7
- Aproceed
- Bbusiness
- CMacbeth
20"Have [blank_start]plucked[blank_end] my [blank_start]nipple[blank_end] from his boneless gums, and [blank_start]dashed[blank_end] the [blank_start]brains[blank_end] out"- Lady Macbeth Act 1, Scene 7
- Aplucked
- Bnipple
- Cbrains
- Ddashed
21"I could not say '[blank_start]Amen[blank_end]'"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 2, Scene 2
- AAmen
- BMacbeth
22"[blank_start]Infirm[blank_end] of purpose!"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 2, Scene 2
- AInfirm
- BLady Macbeth
23"My [blank_start]hands[blank_end] are of your [blank_start]colour[blank_end]; but I [blank_start]shame[blank_end] to wear a [blank_start]heart[blank_end] to so [blank_start]white[blank_end]."- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 2, Scene 2
- Ahands
- Bcolour
- Cshame
- Dheart
- Ewhite
- FLady Macbeth
24"A little [blank_start]water[blank_end] clears us of this [blank_start]deed[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 2, Scene 2
- Awater
- Bdeed
- CLady Macbeth
25"The [blank_start]night[blank_end] has been [blank_start]unruly[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Lennox[blank_end] Act 2, Scene 3
- Anight
- Bunruly
- CLennox
26"There's [blank_start]daggers[blank_end] in men's [blank_start]smiles[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Donalbain[blank_end] Act 2, Scene 3
- Adaggers
- Bsmiles
- CDonalbain
27"I [blank_start]fear[blank_end] thou playd'st most [blank_start]foully[blank_end] for't"- [blank_start]Banquo[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 1
- Afear
- Bfoully
- CBanquo
28"Whose [blank_start]absence[blank_end] is no less [blank_start]material[blank_end] to me"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 2
- Aabsence
- Bmaterial
- CMacbeth
29"We have [blank_start]scorched[blank_end] the [blank_start]snake[blank_end], not killed it"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 2
- Ascorched
- Bsnake
- CMacbeth
30"[blank_start]Sleek[blank_end] o'er your [blank_start]rugged[blank_end] looks"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 2
- ASleek
- Brugged
- CLady Macbeth
31"And make our [blank_start]faces[blank_end] vizards to our [blank_start]hearts[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 2
- Afaces
- Bhearts
- CMacbeth
32"O, full of [blank_start]scorpions[blank_end] is my [blank_start]mind[blank_end] dear wife"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 2
- Ascorpions
- Bmind
- CMacbeth
33"Thou canst [blank_start]say[blank_end] I did it: never [blank_start]shake[blank_end] thy gory [blank_start]locks[blank_end] at me"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 4
- Asay
- Bshake
- Clocks
- DMacbeth
34"Are you a [blank_start]man[blank_end]?"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 4
- Aman
- BLady Macbeth
35"[blank_start]Avaunt[blank_end] and quit my [blank_start]sight[blank_end]!"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 4
- AAvaunt
- Bsight
- CMacbeth
36"But [blank_start]go[blank_end] at once"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 3, Scene 4
- Ago
- BLady Macbeth
37"By the pricking of my [blank_start]thumbs[blank_end], something [blank_start]wicked[blank_end] this way [blank_start]comes[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Witch 2[blank_end] Act 4, Scene 1
- Athumbs
- Bwicked
- Ccomes
- DWitch 2
38"Macbeth, Macbeth, Macbeth beware [blank_start]Macduff[blank_end]; beware the Thane of [blank_start]Fife[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Apparition 1[blank_end] Act 4, Scene 1
- AMacduff
- BFife
- CApparition 1
39"for none of woman [blank_start]born[blank_end] shall [blank_start]harm[blank_end] Macbeth"- [blank_start]Apparition 2[blank_end] Act 4, Scene 1
- Aborn
- Bharm
- CApparition 2
40"Macbeth shall never [blank_start]vanquished[blank_end] be, until Great [blank_start]Birnam[blank_end] Wood to [blank_start]high[blank_end] Dusinane Hill shall come against him"- [blank_start]Apparition 3[blank_end] Act 4, Scene 1
- Avanquished
- BBirnam
- Chigh
- DApparition 3
41"And an [blank_start]eternal[blank_end] [blank_start]curse[blank_end] fall on you"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 4, Scene 1
- Acurse
- Beternal
- CMacbeth
42"It [blank_start]weeps[blank_end], it bleeds, and each new [blank_start]day[blank_end] a gash is added to her [blank_start]wounds[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Malcolm[blank_end] Act 4, Scene 3
- Aweeps
- Bday
- Cwounds
- DMalcolm
43"[blank_start]black[blank_end] Macbeth will seem as [blank_start]pure[blank_end] as [blank_start]snow[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Malcolm[blank_end] Act 4, Scene 3
- Ablack
- Bpure
- Csnow
- DMalcolm
44"[blank_start]Dispute[blank_end] it like a man."- [blank_start]Malcolm[blank_end] Act 4, Scene 3
- ADispute
- BMalcolm
45"I must also [blank_start]feel[blank_end] it as a [blank_start]man[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Macduff[blank_end] Act 4, Scene 3
- Afeel
- Bman
- CMacduff
46"Out, [blank_start]damned[blank_end] spot"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 1
- Adamned
- BLady Macbeth
47"What, will these [blank_start]hands[blank_end] ne'er be [blank_start]clean[blank_end]?"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 1
- Ahands
- Bclean
- CLady Macbeth
48"[blank_start]perfumes[blank_end] of Arabia will not [blank_start]sweeten[blank_end] this little hand"- [blank_start]Lady Macbeth[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 1
- Aperfumes
- Bsweeten
- CLady Macbeth
49"every [blank_start]soldier[blank_end] hew him down a [blank_start]bough[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Malcolm[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 4
- Asoldier
- Bbough
- CMalcolm
50"I have almost [blank_start]forgotten[blank_end] the [blank_start]taste[blank_end] of fears"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 5
- Ataste
- Bforgotten
- CMacbeth
51"She should have died [blank_start]hereafter[blank_end]."-[blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 5
- Ahereafter
- BMacbeth
52"Out, out, brief [blank_start]candle[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Macbeth[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 5
- Acandle
- BMacbeth
53"The [blank_start]wood[blank_end] began to move"- [blank_start]Messenger[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 5
- Awood
- BMessenger
54"The [blank_start]Devil[blank_end] himself could not pronounce a title more [blank_start]hateful[blank_end] to mine [blank_start]ear[blank_end]."- [blank_start]Young Seyward[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 7
- ADevil
- Bhateful
- Cear
- DYoung Seyward
55"Turn, hell-[blank_start]hound[blank_end], turn!"- [blank_start]Macduff[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 8
- Ahound
- BMacduff
56"Macduff was from his mother's [blank_start]womb[blank_end], untimely [blank_start]ripped[blank_end]."- [blank_start]Macduff[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 8
- Awomb
- Bripped
- CMacduff
57"Had he his [blank_start]hurts[blank_end] before?"- [blank_start]Seyward[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 9
- Ahurts
- BSeyward
58"dead [blank_start]butcher[blank_end] and his fiend-like [blank_start]Queen[blank_end]"- [blank_start]Malcolm[blank_end] Act 5, Scene 9
- Abutcher
- BQueen
- CMalcolm
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- GCSE English Quiz on Macbeth quiz, created by Maddy Christopher on 06/01/2021.
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