In Shakespeare’s time, there were very definite ideas about how men and women differed. Most people of that time thought that me
n were more violent than women. In Macbeth, however, Shakespeare explores the idea that women can be just as violent as men. Which incidents in the play help convey that idea?
Select each correct answer.
A) Lady Macbeth murders her own children.
B) Lady Macbeth is more eager for Duncan’s death than her husband.
C) The witches offer predictions that inspire bloodshed and cruelty.
D) Lady Macduff fights off the murderers to save her son’s life.
It's <span>B) Lady Macbeth is more eager for Duncan’s death than her husband and C) The witches offer predictions that inspire bloodshed and cruelty. I took the test.</span>
The text suggests that the cause behind the continued expansion of education in the early twentieth century is the efforts of the Progressive Movement that demanded reforms to the education system. This allowed the growth of educational institutions and the number of children that attended school in the United States.
The point of view that is used to convey the story from the novelist's perception as though the reader is the main character is the first person point of view. The novelist uses the pronoun I to tell the story, so it is told through the protagonist's eyes and thoughts. The reader can experience what the character thinks and does as if he were the main character, there is an intimate relation between them.