It's called condensation and the reverse is called evaporation..
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Answer:
"bad blood"
Explanation:
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The correct answer is option 4) "put sentence 3 after sentence 5". The passage entitled "The Origin of Movies" explains some of the early developments in cinema that led to its great expansion among the masses. By putting sentence 3 after sentence 5, the flow in the text would be more logical because sentence 4 talks about 1902 while sentence 3 talks about 1910, and because sentence 3 states that going to the movies started to be a global pastime and sentence 6 states that "The era of mass entertainment was under way".
1. During the events of Scene IV, Duncan announces that his successor will be his own son, Malcolm. This obviously angers Macbeth because he thought the next king would be him, as prophesied by the three witches. This is the moment when he decides for certain that he has to kill Duncan if he wants to take the throne for himself. He concocted a plan along with his wife, and together they murdered the king.
2. This is his aside which he says in the scene:
<em>(aside) The prince of Cumberland! That is a step
</em><em>On which I must fall down, or else o'erleap,
</em><em>For in my way it lies. Stars, hide your fires;
</em><em>Let not light see my black and deep desires.
</em><em>The eye wink at the hand, yet let that be
</em><em>Which the eye fears, when it is done, to see.
</em>
As you can see here, what Macbeth is showing is his contempt for Malcolm who will become king just because his father is the king at the moment, so he can inherit the throne regardless of whether he deserves it or not. Macbeth believes he should be the one to get the throne because of his accomplishments, and because of the prophecy which said he would get it eventually. In this aside, he is showing us that he has dark thoughts, meaning that this is the moment when he realized that he has to kill Duncan in order to fulfill his goals.
The third one because it's representing the economy.
