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Question
Find two supporting points from the story to prove the following fact.
- Antonio was a disloyal and dangerous man.
- ________________________
- ________________________
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Solution
- Antonio was a disloyal and dangerous man.
- He wanted to become Duke of Milan in his brother’s place.
- Antonio wouldn’t have hesitated to kill his brother Prospero.
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| Speech | Who said? | To whom? | When? |
| ______ and you shall be my Queen | |||
| Follow me, I shall tie you up ______ | |||
| ______ please, please quell the storm now! | |||
| I have served you faithfully, all these years ______ |
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| I have been duly punished for my sins. | |||
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