Macbeth Reading 11 Date: Objectives

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Macbeth Reading 11 Date: Objectives Read Macbeth Act 4 scene 2 and start scene 3 Comprehend the plot and express feelings on the Acts. Mark important quotes for later. Warm-up – write the answer at the top of the page Define ‘rumours' on a page. What is the danger of rumours?

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Cooldown I think, I know, I wonder.