The situation wherein you would double the final consonant in a base word before adding a suffix is option D. When the base word ends with consonant + vowel + consonant and the suffix begins with a vowel. For example: the word, "FAT" when we add the suffix -er and -est, it becomes "fatter" and "fattest". The letter "T" is doubled, then add the vowel suffix.
Answers:
- Duncan: <em>Appearance versus reality</em>
- Macbeth: <em>Ambition, fate versus free will</em>
- Malcolm: <em>Kingship</em>
Macbeth is a tragedy by William Shakespeare, first performed in 1606. It tells the story of Scottish general Macbeth, who receives a prophecy that he will become the King of Scotland. Consumed by ambition, he takes the throne, but is then consumed by guilt and paranoia. The story dramatizes the physical and psychological effects of ambition.
I think it's C. Heavy means the sigh was long, and obviously loud. Wind through a tomb is used as a metaphor that the sigh was lonely. Lonely means nobody is there, and nobody is there to hear wind go though a tomb, and anyone in the tomb can't hear, because, well, they're dead.
All numbers between 11,950 - 12,049. (I’m pretty sure)
