Question 1: What social issue is hinted at in Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking scene?

Answer: Guilt and its impact on mental health, revealing the consequences of social pressure and moral corruption.

Question 2: Identify a literary technique used in the line 'making the green one red.'

Answer: Metaphor, symbolizing blood and guilt.

Question 3: Explain how Shakespeare uses imagery to portray guilt in this scene.

Answer: Shakespeare employs blood imagery and references to bloodstains and the ocean to symbolize overwhelming guilt and its inescapable nature.

Question 4: Discuss how social issues of power and morality are reflected in Macbeth’s character based on this excerpt.

Answer: Macbeth’s guilt reveals the corrupting influence of unchecked ambition and the consequences of moral decay in pursuit of power.

Question 5: Multiple Choice: Which literary device is prevalent in the phrase 'multitudinous seas incarnadine'?

Answer: c) Metaphor

Question 6: Identify the tone of Lady Macbeth’s speech in this scene.

Answer: Guilty, disturbed, and remorseful.

Question 7: Write a creative paragraph imagining Lady Macbeth’s thoughts right after this scene, focusing on her feelings about social justice and morality.

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Question 8: Identify one example of dramatic irony in this scene and explain its significance.

Answer: Lady Macbeth’s sleepwalking reveals her guilt, while the audience knows she is responsible for the murders, highlighting dramatic irony.

Question 9: Analyze how Shakespeare uses imagery related to blood to comment on the corrupting influence of power.

Answer: Blood imagery symbolizes guilt, murder, and moral corruption, illustrating how the desire for power leads to internal and external destruction.