<span>For Question 5, the correct answer is "Harley."
A complete subject is the simple subject along with any adjectives that might describe it. The proper noun "Harley" is the complete subject of the sentence, as this name does not come with any modifiers. We know Harley is the subject because she is the one performing the action described in the sentence.
For Question 6, the correct answer is "boy."
Remember that a simple subject has just one noun and is the focus of the sentence. "Boy" is the simple subject of the sentence, as it is just one noun without any attached adjectives. </span>
Leaders are people that are humble, smart wise and kind to me. Those are just some characteristics to me. (Please write in your own words).
I think it is either c or A. They seem like the best answers.
Answer:
Macbeth, at first, was<em> unafraid</em> when he finally meets Macduff on the battlefield because he thought that Macduff was born of a woman. <u>This means Macduff cannot harm Macbeth.</u>
Explanation:
Macbeth and Macduff are both characters in Shakespeare's tragedy entitled<em>"Macbeth." </em>
Macbeth knew of Macduff's disloyalty to him, thus he diverted his anger towards him. He made a plot to kill Macduff's wife and children while Macduff was in England. Their <em>deaths</em> angered Macduff who vowed to avenge them. He then tracked Macbeth and finally, they faced each other and started fighting.
Since Macbeth could never be harmed by anyone who was born from a woman, he became confident that Macduff will never be able to harm him.
However, Macduff explained that <u>he was taken away prematurely from his mother's womb.</u> So, this means that he wasn't technically born from a woman.
So, this explains the answer.
