English twelfth macbeth act two selection test

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Which are the filing best states?The central idea of the tragedy of macbeth act , two

A murderer must live within his conscience

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An activ of the tragedy of macbeth , why does lady macbeth drug the servants

To make them sleep through king duncan's murder

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And the tragedy of bed's act too , what does macbeth mean when he says the blood on his hands will Reddin all the seas

He feels his guilt is enormous

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What reason does lady macbeth give for not killing king duncan herself

She says the king looked like her father as he slept

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As actor the tragedy of macbeth closes which of the following are revealed , choose three options

The old man's prediction has came true

Ross and Mcduff suspect macbeth of some kind of wrongdoing

Malcolm and donaldbain are suspects in King duncan's murder


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Which of the following could be described as a person acting in a stealthy manner

Jake tiptoed slowly down the hall to avoid attracting anyone's attention

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Which of the following actions most clearly illustrates sacrilegious behavior

Treating an object of worship with contempt

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Which end up following is the best definition of equivocate

To lie

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In act, 2 of The tragedy of Macbeth, what does the cry sleep? No more Macbeth, does murder sleep mean to mabeth?

It underscores the idea that his conscience will not let him rest

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Enact 2 of the tragedy of macbeth lady.Macbeth declares my hands are your color but I shame to wear a heart so white.What does she most likely mean

Like Macbeth, her hands are red with king Duncan's blood.Unlike macbeth , she is not afraid of the consequences

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The following question has a part a and part b

Part a , give it her speech of actions in the tragedy of macbeth act , two , choose the most reasonable prediction of lady macbeth's feelings about the murder as the play continues

Part b , which expert from the dialogue best , supports the answer to part a

Part a , she will confess to committing the murder in order to save macbeth

Part b leading my bath.These deeds must not be thought after these ways.So it will make us mad

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The following question has a part a and part b

Part , a , which of the following best explains why malcolm and donaldbain flee macbeth's castle at the end of the tragedy of macbeth act , two

Part b , which quotation from the play best , supports the answer to part a

Part a , they fear that they may be killed next , and they want to protect themselves

Part b malcolm this murders shaft that shot hath not yet lighted in our safest way , is to avoid the aim

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Big bed had I but died an hour before this chance.I had lived a blessed time for from this instant.There's nothing serious In mortality all is but toys, renowned and grace is dead.The wine of life is drawn and the mere leaves is left this vault to bring of. Which of the following best describes defect?Shakespeare achieves with the use of blank verse here and throughout the play , choose two options

A the regular rhyme of the blank verse helps listeners remember what they hear

D , the the state rhythmic be of the blank versus leads to a majestic quality that suits aristocratic characters

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Most scenes and tragedy of macbeth act to follow shakespeare's usual pattern of ending with two rhyme lines of iambic pentameter knell, hell. Theft left. Those foes. Scene two , however , ends as following mcbeth to know my deeds Twer, best, not knowing myself knock, wake Duncan, with thy knocking.I would thou couldst which of the following best describes the effect that shakespeare achieves by departing from his usual use of Rhymed couplet

Behind the dramatic impact of mbeth's guilty words