In the play, "Macbeth," how does Macbeth kill Duncan ?
Correct answer: C. He stabs him.
- A. He shoots him.
- B. He strangles him.
- C. He stabs him.
- D. He beheads him.
Explanation
Macbeth stabs Duncan while the king sleeps, after Lady Macbeth has helped arrange the murder. The shooting, strangling, and beheading options do not describe Duncan's death.
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