Lady Macbeth Character Traits

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What trait describes Lady Macbeth when she does not accept failure?

  • Supportive
  • Ruthless/Merciless
  • Welcoming
  • Ambitious (correct)

Which trait best fits Lady Macbeth's intention to eliminate anyone in Macbeth's way?

  • Bloodthirsty (correct)
  • Ambitious
  • Smart
  • Welcoming

Which facet of Lady Macbeth's character is shown by her scornful attitude towards Macbeth?

  • Bloodthirsty
  • Ambitious
  • Supportive
  • Manipulative (correct)

What character trait is highlighted when Lady Macbeth states she would kill a baby if she promised to do so?

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In which context does Lady Macbeth demonstrate her intelligence?

<p>By planning Duncan's murder (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What trait is indicated by Lady Macbeth's actions in helping Macbeth after the murder?

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Which character trait does Lady Macbeth exhibit when she provides Duncan a false sense of security?

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Lady Macbeth Character Traits

  • Ambitious: Exhibits a strong drive for power; unwilling to accept failure. Motivates Macbeth to act decisively by urging him to have courage.
  • Bloodthirsty: Willing to eliminate anyone who could hinder Macbeth's ascent to the throne, showing a lack of morality in her pursuit of power.
  • Manipulative: Uses emotional tactics to persuade Macbeth; she undermines his masculinity to fuel his ambition and push him toward committing murder.
  • Ruthless/Merciless: Reveals her extreme willingness to commit horrific acts for the sake of ambition, even to the point of harming infants without remorse.
  • Smart: Demonstrates intelligence and cunning in devising a plan to murder King Duncan, displaying strategic thinking in their quest for power.
  • Supportive: Aids Macbeth in covering up the murder, encouraging him to remain composed and discard evidence of their crime.
  • Welcoming: Projects a façade of hospitality towards King Duncan, creating a deceptive sense of security that facilitates their treacherous plot.

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