Macbeth 1.4 Performance: Macbeth, Lines 22-28a

The transcript discusses the responsibilities and duties owed to the throne and state, emphasizing the importance of performing actions that ensure love and honor. It highlights the roles of children and servants in fulfilling these duties.

What is the primary focus of the initial section regarding duties?

• Duties are irrelevant.

• Duties are a burden.

• Duties are optional.

• The duties are self-sustaining.

In the context of the second section, who are mentioned as having responsibilities to the throne and state?

• Only the king.

• Children and servants.

• Foreign dignitaries.

• Merchants and traders.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a duty in the second section?

• Duties to the throne.

• Duties to the state.

• Duties to foreign lands.

• Duties of children and servants.

What is emphasized as the correct way to perform duties in the final section?

• With love and honor.

• With reluctance and hesitation.

• With fear and anxiety.

• With indifference and apathy.

What is the relationship between duties and love as described in the final section?

• Duties are more important than love.

• Duties should be performed with love.

• Duties are unrelated to love.

• Duties should be performed without love.