Activity 2
The origin of “what is done is done”
Answer the sentences from the exercise according to the information you heard. At the end of the activity you will be able to see the correct answers as well as an explanation for each one.
You will have only one opportunity to answer correctly.
| True | False | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| The phase is used by Lady Macbeth to feel better about her actions. After feeling guilty she tries to keep calm by using the phrase.Unfortunately she does, she tries to convince herself there is nothing to worry about. | |||
| The phrase has changed since its origin. That is right! It hasn’t changed a bit.It still has the same meaning as in the original play it is taken from. | |||
| Lady Macbeth kills her husband. She doesn’t do it herself, she convinces someone else to do it.No she doesn’t do it herself. | |||
| Lady Macbeth can be your guide. No, she can’t but her words can be,It is correct! Her words could be your guide | |||
| The phrase comes from a Shakespeare play. Exactly. And it is said by Lady Macbeth.It comes from Macbeth and it is said by Lady Macbeth. |
