In a chart, identify the characteristics of tragedy in Macbeth. To what extent is Macbeth redeemed in Act Five? In what ways could he be considered a tragic hero rather than a villain?

Test your knowledge of the vocabulary words by answering these questions. WORD LIST: apathetically, capricious, inscrutable, naive, ominous, prostrate, surmise, unctuous. Would someone behaving $\mathbf{apathetically}$ yell or shrug?

Reread Macbeth's famous soliloquy in Scene 5. lines 19-28. In the metaphors in these lines, what does Shakespeare compare life to? What do the metaphors suggest about Macbeth's mental state?

Choose three passages from the story that you feel best represent Trollope's realist style. What characteristics of realism does each passage illustrate?

For term or name, briefly explain its connection to the restructuring of the postwar world since 1945. Cold War

Kempe undergoes a transformation during her illness. What does this transformation symbolize?

Reread Scene 1, lines 28-55. Compare this scene, revealing Lady Macbeth's madness, with Scene 4 in Act Three, in which Macbeth believes he sees Banquo's ghost. What is ironic about Lady Macbeth's behavior in these scenes? (Recall that situational irony is a contrast between what is expected and what actually occurs.)

The boldfaced words help convey the wit and charm of the Wife of Bath. Use context clues to guess the meaning of each. $\textbf{bequeath}$ a legacy

(a) What advantages does Chesnut 's journal have over Shakespeare's play in conveying information and mood?
(b) What advantages does Shakespeare's drama have over Chesnut's diary entry?

For each key term or person in the lesson, write a sentence explaining its significance.

According to paragraph 4, Joe took up golf when A. he had free time. B. he needed exercise. C. he wanted outdoor recreation. D. he wanted something tame. E. he wanted to compete with Mary.

What ideas crucial to the shaping of democracy did Judaism and Christianity share?

For the term or name, briefly explain its connection to European history from 1400 to 1600. Reformation

For term or name, write a sentence explaining its connection to the French Revolution or the rise and fall of Napoleon. Great Fear