In act I of Shakespeare's Macbeth, the witches declare, "Fair is foul, foul is fair." This statement is central to appearance versus reality theme of the play.
The witches at first are referring to themselves that they might be ugly but they offer prediction to Macbeth that is beautiful. The witches in the starting of the play lay down the specific purpose of setting. Witches create an incantation which creates an atmosphere for the whole play which turns good into bad, bright things into gloom and right into wrong.
B.A thrilling story about a spider that makes the earth; the story communicates many important lessons for a society.
C.A thrilling story about a bank robber who is caught in a house while the president is also there suffering a mental breakdown.
D.A false story that nobody believes about a unicorn, a rainbow, and a pot of gold.
Answer:
insincere is your answer
Explanation:
simile.
alliteration.
metaphor.
Answer: they have distinct connotations