Post Utme Al Hikmah University 2020 Literature Question 36

Practice objective / multiple choice question 36 from the 2020 Post Utme Al Hikmah University Literature examination.

Post Utme Al Hikmah University 2020 Literature Objective / Multiple Choice
Question 36 POST_UTME_AL-HIKMAH_UNIVERSITY • 2020 • LITERATURE • objective

In Shakespeare's 'Macbeth', what is the dramatic irony in the scene where Macbeth's guilt is revealed through his soliloquy?

Answer Options

A. The audience knows that Macbeth's guilt is a result of his own actions, but Macbeth does not.
B. The audience knows that Macbeth's guilt is a result of his own paranoia, but Macbeth does not.
Correct Answer C. The audience knows that Macbeth's guilt is a result of his own guilt-ridden conscience, but Macbeth does not.
D. The audience knows that Macbeth's guilt is a result of his own fear of being discovered, but Macbeth does not.
Correct Answer
C
Correct Option:
The audience knows that Macbeth's guilt is a result of his own guilt-ridden conscience, but Macbeth does not.

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This is Post Utme Al Hikmah University 2020 Literature Question 36. It is one of the objective questions from the 2020 Post Utme Al Hikmah University Literature examination.

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