Macbeth Quotes - Fill in the Gaps

"When the battles' ___ and ___" - 2nd Witch (1.1)

lost, won

"___ and lightening" - Setting (1.1)

thunder

"fog and ___ air" - All Witches (1.1)

filthy

"Fair is ___ and foul is ___" - All Witches (1.1)

foul, fair

"Till he ___ him from the ___ to the ___" - Sergeant (1.2)

unseame'd, nave, chops

"What he hath lost ___ Macbeth hath won" - Duncan (1.2)

noble

"O ___ cousin, ___ gentleman" - Duncan (1.2)

valiant, worthy

"So ___ and ___ a day I have not seen" - Macbeth (1.3)

foul, fair

"You should be ___, and yet your ___ forbid me to ___ that you are so" - Banquo (1.3)

women, beards, interpret

"the ___ wound up" - All Witches (1.3)

charms

"weird ___, hand in ___" - All Witches (1.3)

sisters, hand

"All hail, Macbeth, shalt be ___ hereafter" - 3rd Witch (1.3)

King

"Thou shalt ___ Kings, though thou ___ none" - 3rd Witch (1.3)

get, be

"Why do you dress me in ___ robes?" - Macbeth (1.3)

borrowed

"The ___ of darkness tell us ___" - Banquo (1.3)

instruments, truths

"strange ___" - Macbeth (1.3)

intelligence

"___ greeting" - Macbeth (1.3)

prophetic

"horrible ___" - Macbeth (1.3)

imaginings

"Stars hide your ___, let not ___ see my black and deep ___" - Macbeth (1.4)

fires, light, desires

"He was a ___ on whom I built/An absolute ___" - Duncan (1.4)

gentleman, trust

"Come you ___ that tend on ___ thoughts, ___ me here" - Lady Macbeth (1.5)

spirits, mortal, unsex

"under my ___" - Lady Macbeth (1.5)

battlements

"may ___ [her] ___ in [Macbeth's] ear" - Lady Macbeth (1.5)

pour, spirits

"look like the ___ flower/ Be the ___ under it" - Lady Macbeth (1.5)

innocent, serpent

"honour'd ___!" - Duncan (1.6)

hostess

"___ ambition" - Macbeth (1.7)

vaulting

"False ___ must hide what the false ___ doth know" - Macbeth (1.7)

face, heart

"Screw your ___ to the sticking place" - Lady Macbeth (1.7)

courage

"I dare do ___ that may become a man" - Macbeth (1.7)

all

"We will proceed no more in this ___" - Macbeth (1.7)

business

"Is this a ___ which I see before me" - Macbeth (2.1)

dagger

"A dagger of the ___, a false ___/Proceeding from the ___ brain?" - Macbeth (2.1)

mind, creation, heat-oppressed

"Hear it not Duncan, for it is a ___, that ___ thee to Heaven or to Hell" - Macbeth (2.1)

knell, summons

"Had he not resembled my ___ as he slept, I had ___" - Lady Macbeth (2.2)

father, done't

"I could not say ___" - Macbeth (2.2)

Amen

"make us ___" - Lady Macbeth (2.2)

mad

"Macbeth shall ___ no more" - Macbeth (2.2)

sleep

"Will all great Neptune's ___ wash this blood ___ from my hand?" - Macbeth (2.2)

ocean, clean

"Where we lay, our ___ were blown down, and heard in the air strange ___ of death" - Lennox (2.3)

chimneys, screams

"O horror, horror, horror/ ___ nor ___ cannot conceive, nor name thee" - Macduff (2.3)

Tongue, heart

" I do ___ me of my ___/ That I did ___ them" - Macbeth (2.3)

repent, fury, kill

"Lest our ___ robes sit easier than our ___" - Macduff (2.4)

old, new

"Duncan's ___... Turn'd ___ in nature..." - Ross (2.4)

horses, wild

"Tis said they ___ each other" - Old Man (2.4)

eat

"Malcolm and Donalbain, the king's two ___,/Are stolen away and ___ which puts upon them/___ of the deed" - Macduff (2.4)

sons, fled, suspicion

"Thou hast it now; King, Cawdor, Glamis, ___/As the weird women ___, and, I fear,/Thou play'dst most ___ for't" - Banquo (3.1)

all, promised, foully

"We should have else desired your good ___/ which still hath been both ___ and ___" - Macbeth (3.1)

advice, grave, prosperous

"Our ___ in Banquo/Stick ___" - Macbeth (3.1)

fears, deep

"Know Banquo was your ___" - Macbeth (3.1)

enemy

"We have ___ the snake, not ___ it" - Macbeth (3.2)

scotch'd, kill'd

"full of ___ is my mind" - Macbeth (3.2)

scorpions

"There's but one down; the son is ___" - 3rd Murderer (3.3)

fled

"I am in ___/Stepp'd in so far, that, should I wade no more,/Returning were as ___ as go o'er" - Macbeth (3.4)

blood, tedious

"You lack the ___ of all natures, ___." - Lady Macbeth (3.4)

season, sleep

"Come, we'll to sleep. My ___ and self-abuse/ Is the initiate ___ that wants hard use:/We are yet but ___ in deed" - Macbeth (3.4)

strange, fear, young

"The ___ of Banquo enters, and sits in Macbeth's ___" - Setting (3.4)

Ghost, place

"the ___ of your charms" - Hecate (3.5)

mistress

"Double, double toil and ___;/ Fire ___ and Cauldron bubble" - All Witches (4.1)

trouble, burn

"Say, if thou'dst rather hear it from our ___/Or from our ___?" - 1st Witch (4.1)

mouths, masters

"Beware ___;/ Beware the thane of Fife" - 1st Apparition (4.1)

Macduff

"none of woman ___/Shall harm Macbeth" - 2nd Apparition (4.1)

born

"Macbeth shall never ___ be until/ Great ___ wood to high Dunsinae hill/Shall come against him" - 3rd Apparition (4.1)

vanquish'd, Birnam

"A show of ___ Kings, the last with a ___ in his hand; Ghost of Banquo following' - Setting (4.1)

Eight, glass

"Macduff is ___ to England" - Lennox (4.1)

fled

"Something ___ this way comes" - 2nd Witch. (4.1)

Wicked

"When our actions do not/ Our ___ do make us ___" - Lady Macduff (4.2)

fears, traitors

"This tyrant, whose sole name ___ our tongues/ Was once thought ___" - Malcolm (4.3)

blisters, honest

"Out ___ spot! Out, I say!" - Lady Macbeth (5.1)

damned

"Yet would have thought - the old man to have had so much ___ in him" - Lady Macbeth (5.1)

blood

"her eyes are ___" - Doctor (5.1)

open

"their ___ is shut" - Gentlewoman (5.1)

sense

"I cannot ___ with fear" - Macbeth (5.3)

taint

"I'll ___ till from my bones my flesh be ___" - Macbeth (5.3)

fight, hack'd

"The ___, my lord, is ___" - Seyton (5.5)

queen, dead

"She should have died ___" - Macbeth (5.5)

hereafter

"Out, out, ___ candle!/ ___ but a walking ___" - Macbeth (5.5)

brief, Life's, shadow

"I will not ___/ To ___ the ___ before Young Malcolm's feet" - Macbeth (5.8)

yield, kiss, ground

"this dead ___ and his ___" - Malcolm (5.8)

butcher, fiend-like-queen