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Now it's time to find your own quotes. question 6 (3 points) blank 1: character name (macbeth or lady macbeth) blank 2: character trait blank 3: quote from act 3 that shows that character trait. (don't forget to include where in the act you got the quote.) question 6 options: question 7 (3 points) blank 1: character name (macbeth or lady macbeth) blank 2: character trait blank 3: quote from act 4 that shows that character trait. (don't forget to include where in the act you got the quote.) question 7 options: question 8 (3 points) blank 1: character name (macbeth or lady macbeth) blank 2: character trait blank 3: quote from act 5 that shows that character trait. (don't forget to include where in the act you got the quote.)

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