Question

duncan. whence camst thou, worthy thane?ross. from fife, great king. . . .. . . norway himself,with terrible numbers,assisted by that most disloyal traitor,the thane of cawdor, began a dismal conflict;-the tragedy of macbeth,william shakespeareread the excerpt. what is duncan asking ross in the first sentence?○ where ross has come from○ why ross has come○ when ross arrived○ what ross can tell him

Explanation:

The archaic phrase "Whence cam'st thou" translates directly to "Where have you come from". Ross's reply "From Fife, great king" confirms this is the correct interpretation of Duncan's question.

Answer:

where Ross has come from