Answers English 2 Sem 2 10013400 BCPS 2025-26Macbeth, Part 6: Figurative Language and Rhetoric

Macbeth, Part 6: Figurative Language and Rhetoric Answers

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What does the stage direction describing Lady Macbeth’s actions most reveal about her?

She has injured her hands by rubbing them together.

She is afraid that soldiers will attack her husband.

She is tormented by thoughts about the murder of Duncan.

She is frightened by the appearance of Duncan’s ghost.

How does the expanded stage direction about "many Soldiers, all marching in perfect unison” most contribute to the scene?

It shows that Menteith is the leader of the rebel army.

It shows that the rebels’ cause is widely supported.

It shows that Macbeth’s army is no match for the rebels.

It shows that the rebel army is made up of expert fighters.

What does the stage direction describing the servant most suggest about Macbeth’s followers?

They do not share Macbeth’s confidence.

They are busy defending Macbeth’s castle.

They are in a hurry to carry out Macbeth’s orders.

They fear Macbeth’s anger more than they fear the rebels.

What does this stage direction most contribute to the scene?

a frustrated tone

a confident mood

a sense of optimism

a discouraged feeling

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