Question

go to is one way of asking someone to leave. why does the doctor send the gentlewoman out?
select one:
a. had she stayed longer, she would have been disrespectful to lady macbeth.
b. he needed the gentlewoman to run an errand somewhere else.
c. he was afraid that lady macbeth was regaining her senses and would recognize them.
d. he was concerned that the gentlewoman would hear more inappropriate information.

which best describes the structure of the language used here?
select one:
a. blank verse.
b. free verse.
c. lyric poetry.
d. prose

Explanation:

For the first question: In Shakespeare's Macbeth, the doctor sends the gentlewoman away because he worries Lady Macbeth's sleepwalking confessions will reveal more sensitive, inappropriate (damning) information about the Macbeths' crimes that the gentlewoman should not hear.
For the second question: The line "Go to" and the surrounding dialogue from this scene of Macbeth is written in prose, which is ordinary language without a strict metrical structure, unlike blank verse (unrhymed iambic pentameter) which is used for most of the play's dramatic dialogue, or the other poetic forms listed.

Answer:

1. d. He was concerned that the gentlewoman would hear more inappropriate information.
2. d. Prose