Question

What does the porter say that drinking causes?

• A. A red nose, sleep, urination, and impotence
• B. Nausea, headaches, clumsiness, and laughter
• C. Excitement, courage, clear vision, and hunger
• D. Euphoria, creativity, energy, and clarity

Answer 1

Answer:

A. A red nose, sleep, urination, and impotence

• The Porter's speech is a humorous moment in Act II, Scene 3 of Macbeth.

• The scene opens with the Porter's rambling and quickly moves to the discovery of Duncan's murder.