Question

2 in shakespeares macbeth, what tragic flaw does macbeth possess?
○ bravery
○ jealously
○ ambition
○ arrogance
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Explanation:

In Shakespeare's Macbeth, Macbeth's tragic flaw is his excessive ambition. His ambition drives him to commit regicide (killing King Duncan) and engage in other immoral acts to fulfill the prophecies and gain power, leading to his downfall. Bravery is a positive trait, jealousy is more associated with characters like Othello, and arrogance is not his primary tragic flaw.

Answer:

C. Ambition