Question

In the passage, Macbeth's speech can be described as _____________.

• A. a soliloquy
• B. a monologue
• C. as aside
• D. an apostrophe

Answer 1

The correct option is A a soliloquy

When a character speaks his thoughts aloud, regardless of any listeners (or the lack thereof) it is termed as a soliloquy. Macbeth's speech here has all these elements (his famous soliloquy before he murders Duncan). So, the correct answer is option A.