Year 9 Macbeth, Power and Conflict, and Animal Farm quiz
Shakespeare and Animal Farm Quiz
Test your knowledge on Shakespeare's Macbeth, the themes of Power and Conflict, and George Orwell's Animal Farm! This quiz is perfect for Year 9 students looking to enhance their understanding of these classic texts.
Topics covered include:
- Key Characters
- Famous Quotes
- Themes and Motifs
- Historical Context
Who does Macbeth murder first? (M)
Macduff
King Duncan
Banquo
Lady Macduff
Who wrote The Prelude? (P+C)
William Wordsworth
William Blake
Percy Bysshe Shelley
Alfred Tennyson
"All animals are..." (AF)
Unequal
Smelly
Equal
Honest
"All flesh is..." (P+C)
Dust
Blood
Grass
Important
How does the war photographer feel? (P+C)
Happy
Guilty
Tired
Angry
Which animal gives the first speech to the animals? (AF)
Boxer
Mollie
Squealer
Old Major
Who says "will these hand ne'er be clean?" (M)
Lady Macbeth
Macduff
Banquo
Macbeth
What is the name of the song which Old Major sings? (AF)
Animals of England
Beasts of the Farm
Animals of the Farm
Beasts of England
Which of these is NOT a theme in Charge of the Light Brigade? (P+C)
Patriotism
Heroism
Duty
Nature
Which word best describes Macbeth? (M)
Ambitious
Loyal
Powerful
Smart
Which genre is Animal Farm? (AF)
Romance
Satire
Horror
Fantasy
Which word best describes the Duke? (P+C)
Loving
Ambitious
Eccentric
Egotistical
What do the witches say in Act One Scene One? (M)
"Foul air"
"Foul is fair, and fair is foul"
"Fair is unfair"
"Fair is foul, and foul is fair"
"Man is the only creature that consumes without..." (AF)
Producing
Sharing
Caring
Consuming
Who did Shakespeare try to appeal to when writing Macbeth? (M)
His wife
Queen Elizabeth I
King George III
King James I
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