I believe the correct answer is B. those who celebrate life.
Those wise men are aware that death is inevitable ("dark is right") and they can't do anything to evade it, they have so much to lose, and that's why they choose to fight instead of passively succumbing to death. By knowing the truth that they must cease to live, and by living their strongest, they celebrate life. They don't embrace death, nor do they deny it, nor do they trade dignity for madness.
you naturally want to do things for that person
Answer:
a criticized
Explanation:
because it means that they rejected the book
The answer is both A and B (C)
Answer:
D. Pernicious
Explanation:
<em>The Tragedy of Macbeth</em> is a tragedy written by William Shakespeare. It tells about a Scottish general Macbeth, who receives a prophecy from three witches. According to the prophecy, he will become king of Scotland. Spurred by his ambition and wife, Macbeth murders Duncan, takes over the throne, and rules as a tyrant. He slaughters many, including Macduff's family. Macduff reaches out to Malcolm, Duncan's son who had fled to England, and they gather an army consisting of Scottish and English forces and end Macbeth's reign.
Based on this information, we can conclude that the word Macduff and Malcolm would use to describe Macbeth's rule is <em>pernicious</em>. When something is pernicious, it has a harmful effect (on something).
The rest of the words don't fit at all. The adjective <em>judicious </em>refers to something that shows or is done with good judgment. The adjective <em>sundry </em>means <em>of various kinds,</em> and when someone is credulous, they are too ready to believe that something is true.
This is why option D is the correct one.
