Question

in act iv, what finally convinces malcolm that macduff is loyal?
macduffs profound grief over the murder of his wife and son
macduffs noble despair for his country, now under macbeths rule
macduffs despair when malcolm portrays himself as unfit to govern
macduffs professed hatred for macbeth and those who support him
concept vocabulary
instructions: identify the choice that best answers the question.
question 6
if a person acts in a laudable manner, which of the following must be true? base your
answer on the meaning of laudable.
her action deserves praise.
her action provokes comment.
her action causes trouble.

Explanation:

For the first question about Macduff and Malcolm in Macbeth: In Act IV, Malcolm tests Macduff. When Malcolm portrays himself as unfit to govern (exaggerating his flaws), Macduff's despair shows his true loyalty to Scotland (not just personal gain). For the second question, "laudable" means worthy of praise.

Answer:

For the first question: Macduff’s despair when Malcolm portrays himself as unfit to govern. For the second question: Her action deserves praise.