Feminine Gender Roles Quiz

She is the power source of her and Macbeth's relationship 

She is weak, yet she is manipulative

She comes off as strong but in reality is very emotional 

She does not fit the gender stereotype at all at the beginning of the book  

Lady Macbeth would not be able to handle the news 

Lady Macbeth should not be curious or hear what is going on

Lady Macbeth should not want to know, but she has a right to if she does 

Lady Macbeth has the same amount of power as everyone else in the room, she should be able to hear it

Lady Macduff had the right intentions but she shouldn't have lied.

Lady Macduff did not do the right thing and she should have told her son about his father.

Lady Macduff did what she thought was right which is a good thing.

Lady Macduff did the right thing not telling her son about Macduff because she wants to protect him.

A woman is someone who helps around the house and supports her family happily.

A woman is someone who somewhat needs validation, but is fine being on her own.

A woman is someone who is independent and doesn't need validation for her actions.

A woman is someone who is strong and can form her own opinions, but still will go along with a plan without caring about the information or being in the know.

I think Lady Macbeth knew and wanted to draw attention away from Macbeth so she fainted.

Lady Macbeth did fake her faint, but she was surprised that Macbeth killed the guards because it wasn't part of the plan (which is the start of the role reversal when Macbeth starts to take things into his own hands)

I think Lady Macbeth planned on fainting, but did not know about the murder of the guards and was genuinely surprised.

Lady Macbeth did not fake her faint, I think she was genuinely surprised that Macbeth killed the guards and didn't know how to react.

I think the witches have more power in the scene because they were the ones controlling what Macbeth was seeing.

I think Macbeth had more power in this scene because he was the one ordering the witches to show him the apparitions

I think they both had equal power because Macbeth was ordering them to show him visions, but the witches could have manipulated the visions and stopped showing them whenever they wanted.

I think Macbeth had a little more power than the witches because he was acting more powerful than them but he possibly wasn't.

I don't think she killed herself, I think Macbeth killed her because he was scared of her turning on him.

Lady Macbeth killed herself because the sorrow of knowing she had unleashed a monster on Scotland was too much to handle.

I think Lady Macbeth wanted to show her death as a warning symbol to Macbeth to show him how sorrowful it is when someone close to you dies.

I think Seyton killed lady Macbeth because he is the one that reported it (and just look at the name...)

Lady Macbeth in the beginning of the book

Lady Macduff throughout the book

Lady Macbeth at the end of the book

The Witches throughout the book