Macbeth Review Act 4.2

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  1. 3. (page 149) As Ross leaves he feels he will ____________ himself and embarrass Lady MacDuff by ______.
  2. 4. (page 151) Lady MacDuff tells her son that MacDuff is, in fact, a ______.
  3. 9. At the end of Act 4, Scene 2, MacDuff's ______ and wife are killed by a ______.
  4. 11. (page 147) Ross tells Lady MacDuff that her husband is ________, wise and ___________.
  5. 12. (page 149) When her son tells Lady MacDuff she should ask what she will do for a _____ she says she can buy ______ husbands at any market.
Down
  1. 1. (page 146) Lady __________ is (A _ G _ Y) that her husband left his family and went to English because even though they are not _________ to the crown, his running makes him look as if they are.
  2. 2. (page 147) Ross wants to convince Lady MacDuff that even though she does not understand her husband's actions, MacDufff made the right choice because it is dangerous when a person can be ________ as a traitor based only on _______ and no evidence.
  3. 5. (page 153) Once a messenger comes to warn Lady MacDuff that danger is coming, she knows she is innocent by says, "...on Earth...doing _____ is often ______, and doing good is often a _______ and dangerous _____."
  4. 6. (page 151) Lady MacDuff tells her son that a traitor is a person who breaks a _____.
  5. 7. (page 147) MacDuff's son tells his mother his father is not dead no matter what she says, and tells her he will live as a harmless _____ without any hunters or predators.
  6. 8. (page 147) Lady MacDuff believes that her husband lacks the "natural instinct" to _______ his family. She uses a metaphor making the comparison that even the tiniest bird, the ____, will fight an _____ if it threatens the nest.
  7. 10. (page 147) Ross tries to ask Lady MacDuff to consider that maybe MacDuff's fleeing to England is __________ rather than fear, but she is convinced that it is because MacDuff does not ______ his family.