It’s definitely not A and B is a no because highlighting /most/ of your text doesn’t help point out the key points or quotes. Determining the authors purpose helps to understand what your reading so I would pick C.
Answer:
Lady Macbeth is saying that they should put on gracious faces for the king, and act like good hosts, but underneath they shall be like serpents.
Explanation:
The right answer is re-gret.
The correct division for the other words goes:
Mois-ture
Grea-sy
Al-most
Answer:
D.
“Montagues” and “Capulets”
Explanation:
Romeo and Juliet are individuals, not groups. Letter B is also mentioning individuals. Letter C is about abstract concepts. For us to have a conflict between groups as the outline suggests, we need two groups and that's what we have in option D. Montagues and Capulets are family names, each having many people carrying the same name. They're family groups. Also, in the Play (Romeo and Juliet), the two families hate one another.
Length, fluidity and relevance.
