Y10 - Assessment lesson 1

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Y10 - Assessment lesson 1

Last updated over 3 years ago

10 questions

Question 1

Does this quotation represent turmoil or treachery?M

Turmoil

Trechery 

Question 2

Why?

Question 3

Does this quotation represent turmoil or treachery?

Turmoil

Treachery 

Question 4

Why?

Question 5

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the start of the play?
Macbeth, _________________________, defends his country against the traitors who attempt to usurp King Duncan.

A. the duplicitous traitor
B. the loyal and patriotic hero
C. the gullible fool

A

B

C

Question 6

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth after he speaks to the witches for the first time?
After talking to the witches, Macbeth, ____________________, is drawn into hubristic thoughts of power.

the duplicitous traitor
the archetypal tragic hero
the gullible fool

A

B

C

Question 7

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the end of the play?
Ultimately, Macbeth, ____________________, is punished for his treachery.

A. a symbol of the consequences of subverting the divine order
B. the archetypal tragic hero
C. the gullible fool

A

B

C

Question 8

Which noun appositive best describes the witches?
From the start of the play, the witches, ____________________, set out on a mission to cause chaos.

A. ugly hags
B. evil sisters
C. tumultuous symbols of chaos, malevolence and sin

A

B

C

Question 9

Question 10

10.

Question 1

Does this quotation represent turmoil or treachery?M

Turmoil

Trechery 

Question 2

Why?

Question 3

Does this quotation represent turmoil or treachery?

Turmoil

Treachery 

Question 4

Why?

Question 5

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the start of the play?
Macbeth, _________________________, defends his country against the traitors who attempt to usurp King Duncan.

A. the duplicitous traitor
B. the loyal and patriotic hero
C. the gullible fool

A

B

C

Question 6

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth after he speaks to the witches for the first time?
After talking to the witches, Macbeth, ____________________, is drawn into hubristic thoughts of power.

the duplicitous traitor
the archetypal tragic hero
the gullible fool

A

B

C

Question 7

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the end of the play?
Ultimately, Macbeth, ____________________, is punished for his treachery.

A. a symbol of the consequences of subverting the divine order
B. the archetypal tragic hero
C. the gullible fool

A

B

C

Question 8

Which noun appositive best describes the witches?
From the start of the play, the witches, ____________________, set out on a mission to cause chaos.

A. ugly hags
B. evil sisters
C. tumultuous symbols of chaos, malevolence and sin

A

B

C

Question 9

Question 10

10.

Y10 - Assessment lesson 1

Y10 - Assessment lesson 1

Does this quotation represent turmoil or treachery?M

Why?

Does this quotation represent turmoil or treachery?

Why?

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the start of the play?Macbeth, _________________________, defends his country against the traitors who attempt to usurp King Duncan.A. the duplicitous traitorB. the loyal and patriotic heroC. the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth after he speaks to the witches for the first time?After talking to the witches, Macbeth, ____________________, is drawn into hubristic thoughts of power.the duplicitous traitorthe archetypal tragic herothe gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the end of the play?Ultimately, Macbeth, ____________________, is punished for his treachery.A. a symbol of the consequences of subverting the divine orderB. the archetypal tragic heroC. the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes the witches?From the start of the play, the witches, ____________________, set out on a mission to cause chaos.A. ugly hagsB. evil sistersC. tumultuous symbols of chaos, malevolence and sin

Does this quotation represent turmoil or treachery?M

Why?

Does this quotation represent turmoil or treachery?

Why?

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the start of the play?Macbeth, _________________________, defends his country against the traitors who attempt to usurp King Duncan.A. the duplicitous traitorB. the loyal and patriotic heroC. the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth after he speaks to the witches for the first time?After talking to the witches, Macbeth, ____________________, is drawn into hubristic thoughts of power.the duplicitous traitorthe archetypal tragic herothe gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the end of the play?Ultimately, Macbeth, ____________________, is punished for his treachery.A. a symbol of the consequences of subverting the divine orderB. the archetypal tragic heroC. the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes the witches?From the start of the play, the witches, ____________________, set out on a mission to cause chaos.A. ugly hagsB. evil sistersC. tumultuous symbols of chaos, malevolence and sin

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the start of the play?
Macbeth, _________________________, defends his country against the traitors who attempt to usurp King Duncan.

A. the duplicitous traitor
B. the loyal and patriotic hero
C. the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth after he speaks to the witches for the first time?
After talking to the witches, Macbeth, ____________________, is drawn into hubristic thoughts of power.

the duplicitous traitor
the archetypal tragic hero
the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the end of the play?
Ultimately, Macbeth, ____________________, is punished for his treachery.

A. a symbol of the consequences of subverting the divine order
B. the archetypal tragic hero
C. the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes the witches?
From the start of the play, the witches, ____________________, set out on a mission to cause chaos.

A. ugly hags
B. evil sisters
C. tumultuous symbols of chaos, malevolence and sin

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the start of the play?
Macbeth, _________________________, defends his country against the traitors who attempt to usurp King Duncan.

A. the duplicitous traitor
B. the loyal and patriotic hero
C. the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth after he speaks to the witches for the first time?
After talking to the witches, Macbeth, ____________________, is drawn into hubristic thoughts of power.

the duplicitous traitor
the archetypal tragic hero
the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes Macbeth at the end of the play?
Ultimately, Macbeth, ____________________, is punished for his treachery.

A. a symbol of the consequences of subverting the divine order
B. the archetypal tragic hero
C. the gullible fool

Which noun appositive best describes the witches?
From the start of the play, the witches, ____________________, set out on a mission to cause chaos.

A. ugly hags
B. evil sisters
C. tumultuous symbols of chaos, malevolence and sin