AnswersEnglish 2 Sem 2 10013400 BCPS 2025-26Macbeth, Part 5: Figurative Language and Mood (continued)

Macbeth, Part 5: Figurative Language and Mood (continued) Answers

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Click to see a list of figurative language devices in PDF or word-processing format.Read the passage. What does Lady Macbeth mean by the simile "Your face . . . is as a book where men / May read strange matters”?

A
Macbeth is doing an excellent job of concealing his thoughts.
B
Macbeth appears to be very intelligent.
C
Macbeth is highly educated in witchcraft.
D
Macbeth’s facial expression shows that he is having unusual thoughts.
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Click to see a list of figurative language devices in PDF or word-processing format.Read the passage. What does Macbeth mean by the hyperbole in the final line?

A
It seems like Banquo’s descendants will rule forever.
B
It seems like Banquo’s descendants will be excellent kings.
C
Despite what it seems, Banquo’s descendants do not upset him.
D
Despite what it seems, Banquo’s descendants shall never have power.
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Read the passage. What is the intended effect of the metaphor "Your spirits shine through you”?

A
to contrast the murderers with the men Macbeth wants killed
B
to flatter the murderers into believing that Macbeth respects them
C
to help the murderers understand how to do what Macbeth wants
D
to threaten the murderers with punishment if they fail to satisfy Macbeth

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