Fleming's Macbeth Act 2

5 Written Questions

1. to grieve audibly, wail; to express sorrow or regret
2. to feel remorse, contrition for what one has done or failed to do
3. to make repayment or return for; to avenge
4. the act of resting; freedom from worry or peace of mind
5. to increase; to grow larger, stronger or more intense

5 Matching Questions

1. husbandry
2. counterfeit
3. palpable
4. largesse
5. benison

1. a bestowing gifts in a lofty or condescending manner; generosity of spirit or attitude
2. b made in imitation of what is genuine with the intent to defraud
3. c the practice of cultivating the land or raising stock
4. d tangible, capable of being handled, felt
5. e a blessing, a benediction

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. to fill with consternation or dismay
   1. palpable
   2. balm
   3. repent
   4. appall
2. something private or secret
   1. Neptune
   2. requite
   3. undivulged
   4. scruples
3. an aromatic, resinous substance used for healing and soothing
   1. balm
   2. Hecate
   3. lees
   4. appall
4. one that keeps guard; a sentry
   1. requite
   2. lamenting
   3. Neptune
   4. sentinel
5. the side away from the direction from which the wind blows
   1. lees
   2. balm
   3. invest
   4. repose

5 True/False Questions

1. Hecate → an ancient fertility goddess associated with Persephone, queen of Hades, and protector of witches

   True        False

2. countenance → made in imitation of what is genuine with the intent to defraud

   True        False

3. Beelzebub → the act of resting; freedom from worry or peace of mind

   True        False

4. stealthy → marked by or acting with quiet, caution and secrecy intended to avoid notice

   True        False

5. sacrilegious → qualms, motivation derived from ethical or moral principles

   True        False