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Section B: Listen to the conversation between Mark and Minji…

Section B: Listen to the conversation between Mark and Minji and answer the questions below. Write your answers in ENGLISH. (7×0.5 points) Why is Mark apologizing? [answer1] What was his reason? [answer2] Where does Minji want to go? [answer3] What does Mark have to do today? [answer4]  Where are Mark and Minji meeting? [answer5] What day? [answer6] What time? [answer7]

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Extended Response: Write in complete sentences using a well-…

Extended Response: Write in complete sentences using a well-developed paragraph structure. Responses should be at least 7-10 thoughtful sentences, using details from the play as much as possible to support your thesis (assertion). Choose 1 of the following prompts:    1. Explain the significance of both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth getting blood on their hands in Act Two. How does each of them react to the blood? What does this reveal about their characters and their intentions?   2. Explain the dramatic change in Macbeth since the beginning of the play. Be sure to include details about the differences in the murders of Duncan and Banquo, theappearance of the ghost, as well as his relationship with Lady Macbeth.   3. Explain the dramatic change in Lady Macbeth from the beginning of the play. Be sure to include details about her motivations at the beginning of the play, her feelings towards Macbeth and the murders taking place, and finally, her state of mind in Act Five.   4. Explain the irony in Macbeth’s line: “Infected be the air where upon they [the witches] ride, / And damned all those who trust them!” from Act Four.

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 Define dramatic irony.  Explain how this entire scene is dr…

 Define dramatic irony.  Explain how this entire scene is dramatic irony.  (Look at how Duncan and Banquo describe Inverness [Macbeth’s castle] and make contrasts with other  known information.) 

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Short Response: Write in complete sentences. “Glamis hath mu…

Short Response: Write in complete sentences. “Glamis hath murdered sleep, and therefore Cawdor / Shall sleep no more.  Macbeth shall sleep no more” (lines 55-57).  What does sleep symbolize in this quote and why does Macbeth feel that “sleep” will now be impossible? 

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Short Response: Write in complete sentences.  When Macbeth s…

Short Response: Write in complete sentences.  When Macbeth slays Young Siward, how is he still relying on the witches’ prophecies? 

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Short Response: Write in complete sentences.  What is the dr…

Short Response: Write in complete sentences.  What is the dramatic function of the first scene?  In other words, how do the details in this scene develop the mood of the play? 

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Match the characters on the right with the description or ac…

Match the characters on the right with the description or action on the left.

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In which of the following reactions does the H 2PO 4 – ion a…

In which of the following reactions does the H 2PO 4 – ion act as an acid?

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Given the following acids and K a values: HClO4 HOAc HCN H…

Given the following acids and K a values: HClO4 HOAc HCN HF 1 × 107 1.76 × 10–5 4.93 × 10–10 3.53 × 10–4 What is the order of increasing base strength?

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What is the equilibrium constant for the following reaction?…

What is the equilibrium constant for the following reaction? N 3 – + H 3O + HN 3 + H 2O The K a value for HN 3 = 1.9 × 10 –5.

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