Answers English 2 Sem 2 10013400 BCPS 2025-26Macbeth, Part 1: Using Reading Strategies to Paraphrase

Macbeth, Part 1: Using Reading Strategies to Paraphrase Answers

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Read the passage. What does the speaker mean by the words "the malevolence of fortune nothing / Takes from his high respect”?

Malcolm’s suffering is going to bring bad luck to Macbeth.

Malcolm’s suffering has caused Edward to treat him poorly.

Malcolm’s suffering will lead to more bad things happening to him.

Malcolm’s suffering has not reduced Edward’s good opinion of him.

Read the passage. What does Macbeth mean when he says to let the winds "fight / Against the churches”?

Let a windstorm blow against church buildings.

Let armies attack the churches of Scotland.

Let church leaders pray against the windstorm.

Let Scotland’s armies defend churches against the witches.

Read the passage. What does Macbeth mean when he says, "Thy crown does sear mine eye-balls”?

The crown is extremely bright.

He wants to become king himself.

He feels himself getting a headache.

The sight of the crown distresses him.

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