" Some born great, some achieve greatness And some have greatness thrust upon them". Above lines are taken from which of following plays ?
Correct answer: C. Twelfth night
- A. Macbeth
- B. Othello
- C. Twelfth night
- D. As you like it
Explanation
Malvolio speaks these lines in Twelfth Night while imagining that he may rise socially and win Olivia's favour. The statement appears in his letter scene in Act 2, Scene 5.
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