76. lines 7-8 indicate that i. some noblemen are deserting macbeth ii. macbeth views the english with contempt iii. macbeth is defiant (a) i only (b) ii only (c) i and ii only (d) ii and iii only (e) i, ii, and iii 77. macbeth's words to the servant could best be described as (a) bitter (b) vitriolic (c) chiding (d) patronizing (e) sarcastic 78. macbeth's question in lines 49-54 is particularly desperate because of his (a) all-consuming concern for his wife (b) doubts about the doctor's abilities (c) own mental disturbance (d) anxiety about the coming battle (e) fear that lady macbeth will reveal his guilt 79. in lines 60-66, macbeth speaks of his country using a(n) (a) allusion (b) analogy (c) simile (d) hyperbole (e) aphorism 80. malcolm's words in lines 84-87 could best be described as an example of (a) symbolism (b) paradox (c) irony (d) foreshadowing (e) allusion 81. in line 112, the word "forc'd" could most accurately be restated as (a) reinforced (b) compelled (c) allied (d) required (e) armed 82. macbeth's words in lines 108-114 contain i. personification ii. alliteration iii. antithesis (a) i only (b) ii only (c) i and ii only (d) i and iii only (e) i, ii, and iii 83. in macbeth's words in lines 128-139, he exhibits all of the following except (a) cynicism (b) despair (c) nihilism (d) sarcasm (e) bitterness