English Lit Paper 1 2017 aqa

My teacher came up with 8 practice questions for Macbeth, I don't do Jekyll and Hyde though so I can't help with that.

What do you learn about the character of Lady Macbeth in the play?
How important is the character of Duncan to the play as a whole?
Write about the moments in the play where there is the most tension and explain why.
Write about the character of Banquo in Macbeth.
How is the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth presented?
In this play nothing is what it seems to be. Write about appearance and reality in the play.
Write about the importance of the witches to the play as a whole.
How is sympathy created in the play for Lady Macbeth?

My teacher came up with 8 practice questions for Macbeth, I don't do Jekyll and Hyde though so I can't help with that.

What do you learn about the character of Lady Macbeth in the play?
How important is the character of Duncan to the play as a whole?
Write about the moments in the play where there is the most tension and explain why.
Write about the character of Banquo in Macbeth.
How is the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth presented?
In this play nothing is what it seems to be. Write about appearance and reality in the play.
Write about the importance of the witches to the play as a whole.
How is sympathy created in the play for Lady Macbeth?

My teacher came up with 8 practice questions for Macbeth, I don't do Jekyll and Hyde though so I can't help with that.

What do you learn about the character of Lady Macbeth in the play?
How important is the character of Duncan to the play as a whole?
Write about the moments in the play where there is the most tension and explain why.
Write about the character of Banquo in Macbeth.
How is the relationship between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth presented?
In this play nothing is what it seems to be. Write about appearance and reality in the play.
Write about the importance of the witches to the play as a whole.
How is sympathy created in the play for Lady Macbeth?

Has anyone got any example answers for any of these questions?

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How does Malcolm act as a foil to Macbeth?
How does Shakespeare represent masculinity in 'Macbeth'?
How does Shakespeare represent Macbeth as an evil character?
How does Shakespeare represent ideas about madness?
How does Shakespeare represent ideas about guilt?
How does Shakespeare represent the supernatural being responsible for Macbeth's downfall?
How does Shakespeare represent ambition as the main reason for Macbeth's downfall?
How does Shakespeare represent Banquo and Macbeth's attitudes towards the witches?
How does Shakespeare represent power and ambition in 'Macbeth'?
How does Shakespeare represent Lady Macbeth as a powerful character?

What quotes could I use for the downfall one


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"Tell me more, you imperfect speakers"
Tell is an imperative verb showing Macbeth's ambition on getting to the truth. The fact that he is curious is down to his ambition. His curiosity leads him to act on what they say, that coupled with the equivocations of the witches.
Ambition is also his downfall as on page 45 he says something about his "vaulting ambition" and how is leads him to act, this contrasts with when he said that "chance may crown him".

However you can also disagree with the question and write about how other things, such as Lady Macbeth led him to his downfall, like how she provokes him and emasculates him in the quote "And live a coward in thine own esteem?"

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