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Which two factors influence Macbeth's decision to kill King Duncan? a.)Duncan’s decision to name Malcolm as his successor b.)Banquo’s expression of his desire to become king c.)the witches’ prophecy about
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Which two factors influence Macbeth's decision to kill King Duncan?

a.)Duncan’s decision to name Malcolm as his successor

b.)Banquo’s expression of his desire to become king

c.)the witches’ prophecy about Macbeth's future

d.)Duncan's weakness and lack of ability as a king

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Answer:

a and c

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User Gene De Lisa
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The correct answers are a and c. Duncan naming Malcolm as his heir is the exciting force of the play that sets the plot into action. The Witches' prophecy convinces Macbeth that he can become king, when the first two prophecies come true.
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