To incite is to to stir, encourage, or urge on; stimulate or prompt to action, so technically, the only thing that may cause that would be responsibility (option B). Although, without any proper context, I can't say it too confidently. Abandonment would make her feel helpless and confused, an interrogation seems like action has already been taken, and another protagonist would cause.....mixed feelings honestly.
It keeps them on edge, and makes them cave into whatever you are persuading them to do/say/buy etc.
The King is giving Macbeth the title; the Thane of Cawdor. Who had Macbeth and Banquo been fighting? He instructs Ross to go execute the Thane of Cawdor, so that the King can give the title to Macbeth and the Thane of Cawdor has been disloyal to the King.
Answer:
D. I let a nervous and shaking breath out of my lungs, and with one pointer finger, pressed the doorbell with the light in it. I heard the two notes of the “ding-dong,” and a dog began to bark very fast, loudly, and in a high-pitched manner.
Answer:
The Quarter Back
Explanation:
The sentence is about him, he's the subject.