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28 Cards in this Set
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augment
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enlarge;increase
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clamored
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made lot of noise
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consort
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associate or partner with
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entreat
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request; implore
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largess
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generosity; charity
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malice
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hatred;hostile
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multitudinous
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plentiful;ample
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palpable
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touchable; tangible
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pretense
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excuse;evasion
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repose
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rest;relaxation
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suborned
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bribed;urged secretly to do something illegal
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temperate
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moderate;calm
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banquo is exhausted but cannot go to sleep. why?
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cursed thoughts
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give two examples of the kings generosity
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gave enormous tips to servants and sent diamonds to lady macbeth
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when banquo mentions the three witches what is macbeths reply
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he says he doesn't think of them which is a lie
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what vision does macbeth see
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bloody daggar leading to Duncan's room
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what does macbeth worry will cool his passion
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words of fear and hesitation
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why doesnt lady macbeth kill Duncan
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the king had looked like her father as he slept
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what does macbeth call a miserable sight
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his bloody hands
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why does lady macbeth warn macbeth they must not think so seriously about the deed?
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thinking about it will drive them mad
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why cant macbeth sleep
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he feels bad about what he has done. his guilt. his unclear concious
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why does lady macbeth return to Duncan's room?
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macbeth forgot to leave the daggar
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the kings sons decide to leave scotland where do they go?
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malcolm goes to England and donalbain goes to Ireland
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why did the kings sons feel it was unwise to stay?
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they'll be safer to leave and seperate
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macduff believes the guards were bribed to kill the king. in his opinion who paid them?
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macduff believed it was Malcolm and donalbain because they fled
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who will be king now that the kings sons fled
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Macbeth
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why does macduff call Duncan's death a godless murder
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the king is God's representative
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four strange events that took place
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chimneys were blown down, wailing was heard in the air, screaming like people dying, prophecy in terrible voices telling of dreadful uproar some say the earth was feverish and shook
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