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    This document presents 11 statements about themes in Shakespeare's Macbeth for the reader to agree or disagree with and briefly explain their answers. The statements address topics like fate versus free will, supernatural influence, the importance of loyalty, judging people by their appearance, the nature of ambition, trusting authority, truth versus lies, revenge, responsibility, and consequences for criminal acts. The reader is meant to consider their own views on these topics before or after reading Macbeth.

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    This document presents 11 statements about themes in Shakespeare's Macbeth for the reader to agree or disagree with and briefly explain their answers. The statements address topics like fate versus free will, supernatural influence, the importance of loyalty, judging people by their appearance, the nature of ambition, trusting authority, truth versus lies, revenge, responsibility, and consequences for criminal acts. The reader is meant to consider their own views on these topics before or after reading Macbeth.

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    This document presents 11 statements about themes in Shakespeare's Macbeth for the reader to agree or disagree with and briefly explain their answers. The statements address topics like fate versus free will, supernatural influence, the importance of loyalty, judging people by their appearance, the nature of ambition, trusting authority, truth versus lies, revenge, responsibility, and consequences for criminal acts. The reader is meant to consider their own views on these topics before or after reading Macbeth.

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    Macbeth Anticipation Guide For each statement, indicate whether you agree or disagree, and briefly explain each

    answer.
    1. Shakespeares writing does not relate to my life.

    2. Some things are fated to happen, and we have no control over them.

    3. Supernatural beings can influence our lives.

    4. Loyalty to friends and family is the most important quality a person can have.

    5. A persons appearance, good or bad, can usually be trusted to reflect his or her real nature. 6. Ambition is always a good quality in a person.

    7. People in authority can always be trusted.

    8. Telling a partial truth is different from telling a lie.

    9. Revenge is something justifiable.

    10. If you know a person is in serious trouble, you have a responsibility to tell someone in authority who can help.

    11. People who commit crimes will eventually be caught and/or punished.

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