At the start of Act II, Scene 2, Lady Macbeth is worriedly wondering about the murder of Duncan without knowing when or if her husband has committed it.

How does Shakespeare's decision to depict Lady Macbeth in this way affect the play?

A) By having Lady Macbeth not participate in the murder, Shakespeare shows her to be a coward whose inability to take action will later doom her husband

B) By having Lady Macbeth on stage alone at this moment, Shakespeare slows the pace of the play, making audiences and readers rethink their sympathies for her.

C)By showing her uncertainty and her fear, Shakespeare makes Lady Macbeth a more complex and layered character while also raising the tension in the play.

D)By depicting the disconnect between Lady Macbeth and her husband at this key moment, Shakespeare introduces an important conflict within the play. ​

Answer:

C)By showing her uncertainty and her fear, Shakespeare makes Lady Macbeth a more complex and layered character while also raising the tension in the play.

Explanation:

It quickly and firmly establishes Lady Macbeth as a figure of great ambition and foreshadows her role in convincing her husband to assassinate Duncan.

Question 8-15: fill in the blank.

8 The correct plural of the noun attorney is _______.

9 the primary stress on one syllable of the word is called the ____.

10 there are _____ parts of speech.

11 The first recorded use of the transitive word emulsify was in the year _____.

12 The three primary types of usage labels are _____. _____. And _____.

13 The usage label that best describes a word used in casual conversation, In letters to friends and in informal talks is _____.

14 the term habeas corpus is now recognized as a component of English. The language of origin of that term is ______.

15 the abbreviation PhD. Stands for _______

5 Select the correct answer. What is the theme in this version of Aesop's fable "The Ants and the Grasshopper"? A One day in the late autumn, when the sun was still shining but the alr was cold, a famlly of ants scurried around drying and bundling the grain they had stored during the warm sunny months. A young grasshopper with a fiddle under his wing came up to the family and complained of being hungry. He asked if he could share their grain. "But where is your graln?" the ants asked him in surprise. "Didn't you store any away over the summer?" The grasshopper took out his fiddle and played a few notes. "I did nothing all summer but play music When the sun is shining and the days are warm, all I want to do is play music. Who thinks of winter?" The ants turned their backs on the grasshopper. "If all you do is play music, let your dancing feed you through the wintert" And they went back to work storing their grain, giving none to the grasshopper. A Greed never pays. B. Justice always prevails. Cit's important to plan ahead. Kindness never goes unrewarded.​

The following question has two parts. First, answer part A. Then, answer part B.

Part A

How are the doctors from the 1700s and modern doctors similar?

A.
They use the best medical information available at the time.

B.
They believe that a person can have too much “bad blood.”

C.
They understand that it is important to clean their tools.

D.
They do not always do what the patient wants.

Part B

Which detail from the text best supports your answer in part A?

A.
"carefully cleaning hands"

B.
"had to be balanced for a person to be healthy"

C.
"did the best they could with what they knew"

D.
"asked to be bled when he became very sick"


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Correct the sentence : Jerome like to go to the mall.

Who is Cadmus?

Another name for Teiresias
Oedipus’s father
Jocasta’s husband
the legendary founder of Thebes

If you were Isaac Asimo , How would you give an alternate ending. (100-120 words)

Question 19 of 20
Choose the piece of information that it is necessary to include in an art critique.
O A. Historical evidence
O B. Visual evidence
O C. Both historical evidence and visual evidence
O D. None of the above
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Question 10 of 10
Which best explains the difference between a local and a global revision?
O A. A global revision requires more precision and patience.
O B. A local revision focuses more on character than on setting.
O c. A local revision focuses more on language and specific details.
O D. A global revision is more important than a local revision.

What does Lady Macbeth mean when she says, “Stop up the access and passage to remorse?"

does tv have little educational value

Why is Bloc québécois the worst prime minister? Give 2 reasons for your
choice.
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What conclusion can be drawn from the painting? the depiction of a crowded medical facility suggests teamwork and optimism. The depiction of soothing light and comforting gestures suggests compassion. The image of wounded men in a makeshift clinic suggests the chaos of war. The image of patriotism in action suggests loyalty to a shared cause.

Which of these is a metaphor that is used
throughout the story?
A clenching fists
Bcleaning up messes
C choosing the right path
D finding an empty shoebox

Which of these does NOT belong in a conclusion:
new evidence
suggestions or solutions for readers
a reminder of why the main points are important
the main points, restated

-. What is the difference between models that are to scale and models that are not to scale?

hazel why did you accidently call me and are you cat fishing me if so why because people at my house are saying you are and are you still coming on july first

what is wrong with this scentence I'd rather be happy then rich, but I definately wouldn't mind being both!

How is "A Valediction: Forbidding Mourning" a clear example of metaphysical poetry?


A
It follows a specific structure that groups lines in sets of four.

B
It philosophically analyzes love by considering how it can bring two people's souls together as one.

C
It describes a clear subject and straightforward language.

D
It presents a romantic depiction of how people feel when they are deeply in love.

Which quotations from this excerpt are examples of imagery? select three options. "caesar, i never stood on ceremonies. " "and graves have yawned, and yielded up their dead. " "fierce fiery warriors fight upon the clouds. " "the noise of battle hurtled in the air. " "o caesar, these things are beyond all use. ".

write a speech on my future career ​

How do those confrontations influence the things we say and do?

How does this sentence help develop the author's ideas?
A. It introduces Gandhi as the catalyst for the Salt March.
B. It indicates that Indians did not understand the Salt Acts.
C. It suggests that the Salt March was very long and arduous.
D. It reveals that Gandhi was more important than he seemed.

MRS. PRINGLE: The Prince of Wales! Oh! What wouldn’t I give to have the Prince of Wales in my house! New York has lost its heart to him. I was just telling Mr. Farnsworth yesterday that I’d give anything to have the Prince here. I would establish my social position for life! And I’ve such a reputation for being a wonderful hostess. [The telephone rings.] Dear me! — the phone — Hello — Mrs. Sedgwick — Yes — this is Mrs. Pringle — What? No — Oh! Caught in a snow drift — can’t get another car? [She puts her hand over the telephone and speaks delightedly to ELAINE.] Good! The widow can’t come — that leaves us twelve — remove two plates, Dunham. [DUNHAM removes two plates. and ELAINE changes the table-cards. MRS. PRINGLE continues into the telephone.] Oh! That’s a shame! I’m heartbroken. Oh! My dear, how can we get along without you! But have you really tried? Oh, I’m reduced to tears. Good-bye, dear. [She hangs up the receiver, and takes it down again.] Well, I’m glad she dropped out — Central — give me Lakeview 5971 — Dunham, with two less, you can save two cocktails and at least four glasses of champagne. [Into the telephone.] Has Mr. Morgan come in yet? Well, don’t give him the message I telephoned before about crossing the street to Mrs. Pringle’s for dinner. It’s too late — you understand? [She hangs up the receiver.] Well, anyway, I’ve invited Clem, returned my indebtedness and saved my champagne besides —



How do the stage directions impact the way the actors perform this scene?

2. What do Martin's friends think about Grandpa when they meet him in “The Medicine Bag"?

What is the BEST revision of this sentence?

Wetlands used to be thought of as horrible places and now people realize wetlands are homes for animals like birds and wetlands are important for the environment.
Wetlands used to be thought of as horrible places. Now people realize wetlands are homes for birds. Wetlands are important for the environment.
Wetlands used to be thought of as horrible places. Now people realize wetlands are important for animals like birds and wetlands are important for the environment.
People used to think wetlands were horrible places and now people realize wetlands are homes for animals like birds and wetlands are important for the environment.
People used to think wetlands were horrible places. But today, people realize wetlands are homes for birds and an important part of the environment.




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2. Which of the following is necessary for success in all school subjects?

a circular arrangement of desks in
a room

knowledge of core scientific principles

understanding of human relationships

knowledge of academic vocabulary

How does the repeated phrase support king’s message? by emphasizing that time has passed without social progress by suggesting that freedom will come eventually without effort by insisting that people cooperate to achieve a common goal by hinting that all americans should strive for material wealth

Although the two passages express opposing views, they both talk about how vaccinations affect community health. Which choice is a logical conclusion drawn from BOTH articles? A) Polio might return to America if all children are not vaccinated. B) People who don't vaccinate their children don't care about their communities. C) People need to decide whether community or individual health is more important. D) People should not insist that children get vaccinated for every childhood disease