According to Lennox, in Act III, Scene vi of the play, Macbeth, why does Macduff live in “disgrace”?
- (a)He speaks tactfully and misleads Macbeth.
- (b)He chooses his family over loyalty to the King.
- (c)He is ambitious and wants the throne for himself.
- (d)Macduff does not attend the banquet hosted by Macbeth.
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Correct option: (d)
Answer: (d) Macduff does not attend the banquet hosted by Macbeth.
In Act III, Scene vi, Lennox observes that Macduff lives in disgrace because he failed to attend the coronation banquet hosted by Macbeth ('And 'cause he fail'd / His presence at the tyrant's feast, I hear / Macduff lives in disgrace').
From ISC 2026 English Literature Paper 1, question 1(ii).