Question

How does Ross describe Macduff to Lady Macduff in Act IV Scene ii of the play, Macbeth?

Options

• Noble, wise and judicious

• Dishonest, cowardly and foolish

• Ambitious, cruel and secretive

• Loyal, brave and trustworthy

Answer 1

Noble, wise and judicious

Explanation:

In Act IV, Scene II, Ross tells Lady Macduff that Macduff is smart and sensible. He calls Macduff “noble,” “wise,” and “judicious,” which shows that he has a good heart and can make smart choices.