Compare Lady Macbeth’s transformation from the start to the end of the play. Support your two arguments with a quotation, a literary device and a Jacobean CAAVB that positions the audience a particular way.

What is the significance of Lady Macbeth’s characterisation during the opening acts of the play? Support your answer with a quotation, a literary device and a Jacobean CAAVB that positions the audience a particular way.

Just after murdering Duncan, Macbeth and Lady Macbeth refer to noises they heard. What does this scene reveal about Macbeth? Support your answer with a quotation, a literary device and a Jacobean CAAVB that positions the audience.

When Macbeth returns to the weird sisters, they make additional prophecies. What are they and what is the significance of this scene? Support your answer with a quotation, a literary device and a Jacobean CAAVB that positions the audience.

Compare Macbeth’s transformation from the start to the end of the play. Support your two arguments with a quotation, a literary device and a Jacobean CAAVB that positions the audience a particular way.

What is the significance of Lady Macduff in the play? Support your answer with a quotation, a literary device and a Jacobean CAAVB that positions the audience a particular way.

Duncan remarks on the pleasant atmosphere of the castle to Lady Macbeth, unaware of the impending murder plot that Lady Macbeth alludes to upon his arrival. What device is Shakespeare using here and to what effect? Mention a quote + CAAVBs.

How is the audience positioned to view the concept of ambition? Support your answer with a quotation, a literary device and a Jacobean CAAVB that positions the audience a particular way.

What is dramatic irony? What are three examples of dramatic irony in the play? What purpose do they serve? Link these to a relevant CAAVB.

How is the audience positioned to view the Weird Sisters throughout the play? Support your answer with a quotation, a literary device and a Jacobean CAAVB that positions the audience a particular way.

What is an allusion? What are some examples of allusion in the play? What purpose do they serve? Link these to a CAAVB.

What is a paradox? What are some examples of paradox in the play? What purpose do they serve? Link these to a CAAVB.

How is the audience positioned to view the concept of honour? Support your answer with a quotation, a literary device and a Jacobean CAAVB that positions the audience a particular way.