In Shakespeare’s tragedies, the main character tends to have one tragic flaw that is responsible for his downfall. Macbeth’s is:

Who said this?   “Thou hast it now: King, Cawdor, Glamis, all…and I fear Thou play’dst most foully for’t.”

What do the doctor and gentle woman decide to do about Lady Macbeth?

Scene 1.1 Who are the three witches waiting for and where do they plan to meet?

Which cranial nerve originates in the brainstem?

Upper motor neuron lesions generally cause ___________.

Which cranial nerve would be considered corticobulbar?

Which of the following is part of a Neuromotor system? REMEMBER: If you wrote on your scratch paper, you MUST raise your piece of paper up and slowly display each side of the paper to your camera before you submit.

Spasticity is typically caused by damage to the _____________.

The red nuclei are located _________.