This is a self-paced quiz to get some quotes and story points into your brain before the exam on Friday. I would suggest reading all of either Maestro or Macbeth before the exam.

2. • There are twelve sets of questions
• Two sets about each text.
• Each set has ten questions.
• Go through the questions and write down your
answers, and then view the answers to compare them to
yours.
• This will only work as useful revision if you actually try to
answer the questions yourself

15. • Peter Goldsworthy

16. • Darwin

17. • Paul Crabbe

18. • Herr Eduard Keller

19. • Paul’s mother

20. • In a room above The Swan, a hotel in Darwin

21. • And upright and a grand, the “supine”

22. • Bennie Reid

23. • Rosie Zollo

24. • Rough Stuff

37. • David Hayden

38. • Bentrock
• Mercer County
• Montana

39. • Gail Hayden

40. • High powered job
• White wife
• Helps people
• Abandoned Indian ways

41. • Murdered by Frank Hayden

42. • Because Frank is a returned war hero.

43. • Because Julian is a wealthy rancher
• The role of sheriff has been in the Hayden family for
some time.
• Frank is a doctor
• Frank is a war hero

44. • Because he was an native American.

45. • Because he loved her
• Because Uncle Frank killed her and this changes all his
family relationships
• Because it changes David’s view of the world

46. • When he sees Frank and Wes talking in the creek bed at
Julian’s ranch. He lines them up in his gun sights and is
tempted to shoot Frank

59. • Joel and Ethan Coen

60. • Tom Chaney

61. • LaBoeuf
• Reuben “Rooster” Cogburn

62. • Mattie Ross

63. • Reuben “Rooster” Cogburn

64. • LaBoeuf

65. • Colonel Stonehill

66. • Rueben “Rooster” Coburn

67. • The Irish undertaker

68. • Mattie Ross
• Rueben “Rooster” Cogburn
• LaBoeuf

81. • William Shakespeare

82. • The three witches, or weird sisters

83. • The Thane of Cawdor
• Macdonwald
• Sweno, the Norwean King

84. • Macbeth, about King Duncan.

85. • Lady Macbeth
• That Macbeth has broken a promise and that she would
never break a promise, no matter how gruesome.

86. • By making him the new Thane of Cawdor

87. • The murderers.
• Outside the castle gate, as Banquo and Fleance returned
from their ride.

88. • That he was keeping his distance from the new king,
Macbeth.
• He might have been suspicious, or he might not have
thought much of Mabceth.

89. • Macduff
• He was “from his mother’s womb untimely ripped.”

90. • That he would not be king himself, but he would be the
start of a line of kings.

103. • Philadelphia

104. • She was on her way to visit her sister with her son,
Samuel, following the death of her husband, Jacob.

105. • Because he was injured after being shot by McFee in the
parking garage.

106. • The McFee would not be tried, because Book was going
back to kill him himself.

107. • She takes off her bonnet.

108. • “Yeah, but it’s my way.”
• That he seems himself as an individual rather than
someone bound my the community’s way of doing things.
• That he reverts to violence to solve this problems when
provoked.

109. • Strength of numbers.
• There are simply too many of them, so Shaffer cannot kill
them all.

110. • He helps build Zook’s barn.
• He dresses in Amish clothing
• He milks the cows with Eli
• He is a carpenter

111. • Peter Weir, the Australian director.

112. • John Book thinks it is okay to touch it as long as it is
unloaded and safe.
• Eli says, “What you take into your hand, you take into
your heart.”

125. • Martin Blank is a professional killer

126. • To go to his high-school reunion
• To complete a contract killing

127. • Debi Newberry

128. • In Grocer’s guild or club of assassins

129. • Marcella, when she gives him his assignment for
Chicago.

130. • That it is not personal when he kills someone.
• Moreover, that he distances himself from what he does.
The killing is simply what he does, not anything about this
identity

131. • On the night of the prom, he realised that he wanted to
kill someone and, because he loved Debi so much, he
decided it would be better if he left.

132. • Because he is scared of him

133. • Debi Newberry to Martin Blank

134. • Because Blank accidently blew up a dog called Boudro
and the dog’s owner hired LaPuBelle to kill Blank

148. • Darwin
• By Banjo Patterson

149. • First impressions? Misleading of course.

150. • A Nazi
• A drunk
• A man no particular talent

151. • Sign above the gate at Auschwitz

152. • Puts dog-shit in burning paper on his doorstep

153. • That Paul is not a very good pianist.

154. • Paul Crabbe, by himself

155. • Paul’s parents’ friends

156. • Paul Crabbe said this about himself.
• He means that the best musicians lost interest in
him, because he just repeated everything that he had
heard from Keller.

157. • This tells us that Keller is an arrogant and judgemental
man.
• He think he can tell how well someone plays the piano
just by seeing their hands, rather than listening to or
watching them play.

170. • That Frank Hayden only sexually assaulted Indian
women and no-one else.

171. • Wes Hayden

172. • He slit his wrists with the broken glass in the Hayden’s
root cellar

173. • Les MacAuley
• About being a sheriff

174. • Marie Little Soldier

175. • Marie Little Soldier about Ollie Tall Bear

176. • Wes Hayden
• Because he is choosing the be the sheriff rather than a
loyal Hayden

177. • Wes Hayden, years after 1948 when David’s wife asks
about what happened.

178. • Frank Hayden going into the back of the Hayden home to
murder Marie.

179. • Julian Hayden said this.
• It was obvious because Frank, the war hero and doctor,
was his favourite son and everyone knew it.

192. • That she is strong-willed and articulate

193. • When Mattie repeatedly lets Grandma Turner take the
bed clothes, this shows us that is not always able to
stand up for herself.

194. • That is has a dry wit
• That he has killed many people
• That he is not always honest

195. • That he is vain and ineffective

196. • Races Mattie to safety, killing her horse and nearly killing
himself in the process
• Rode against Lucky Ned Pepper and his men, one
against four

197. • Rooster Cogburn, at the cabin.

198. • That she speaks her mind.
• That she does not care about people’s feeling
• That she thinks she is clever
• That she is quick witted

199. • That he will defend the weak, even though he takes his
time to get there.

200. • A Texas ranger

201. • The foolish old man is Reuben “Rooster” Coburn
• The harpie in trousers is Mattie Ross
• The nincompoop is LaBeouf

214. • Because he fights bravely in the battles that are
described.
• Because he is unsettled by the idea of killing the king

215. • In a letter from her husband

216. • Lady Macbeth
• That she feels guilty for the things that she and her
husband have done

217. • Macbeth, while Duncan sleeps in Macbeth’s home.

218. • Macduff

219. • Lady Macbeth.

220. • Macbeth
• That he has already harmed Macduff enough because he
had his wife and children murdered.

221. • The second apparition, which the witches conjured.

222. • Macbeth
• That he will fight Macduff honestly and to the death

223. • Thane of Glamis
• Thane of Cawdor
• King hereafter

236. • Schaeffer
• McFee
• Fergie

237. • “then I can not sit at table with you. I can not take a thing
from your hand. I...I can not go with you to meeting!”

238. • Because buttons are proud

239. • In the flour tin

240. • The first tells us that he is a selfish man and in a hurry
• The second, at the barn building where he sips a little
then passes it on, shows us that he shares with other
people and adopts their customs.

241. • From a newspaper clipping in the detectives’ office.

242. • John Book

243. • He has just learned that his partner, Carter, has been
killed.

244. • A small wooden horse.

245. • A complex wooden toy

258. • Martin Blank

259. • Mary Blank, Martin’s mother
• Martin Blank, looking at himself in the mirror.

260. • Dr Oatman

261. • That his childhood home has been turned into a
convenience store

262. • Tells him there is no conflict between them, and then he
listens to Bob’s poem.

263. • Dr Oatman

264. • Devil’s Night

265. • A pen

266. • Marcella

267. • Driving with Debi in her car, leaving Detroit.