In the play, "Macbeth," who asks "Whence is that knocking?" (2.11.55)
Correct answer: A. Macbeth
- A. Macbeth
- B. Lady Macbeth
- C. Duncan
- D. Macduff
Explanation
Macbeth asks, “Whence is that knocking?” immediately after killing Duncan and hearing the knocking at the castle gate. The question shows his growing fear and mental disturbance after the murder.
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