Which sentence uses the ellipsis correctly when integrating this quotation? a) macbeth cries out that "life's . . but a walking shadow." b) macbeth believes that life's ". . a tale / told by an idiot." c) macbeth says that life is "full of sound and fury . . signifying nothing." d) macbeth describes life as a "poor player that struts . . his hour upon the stage."

The correct answer is D), the sentence that uses ellipsis correctly when integrating this quotation is: Macbeth describes life as a "poor player that struts ... his hour upon the stage." Ellipsis is used to indicate that a word or group of words has been intentionally left out of the quotation, in this example, the ellipsis is put instead of the words "and frets" that are in the original. Options A and C do not need the use of ellipsis because there are no word missing, and option B does not need it because it is at the start of the quotation.

the middle one

explanation:

because it's about a pauper

answer: the first one

explanation:

explicitly is defined as “in a clear and detailed manner, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.” the rest are interpretive and not clearly proven leaving in fact possible “confusion or doubt” which explicitly, by definition cannot have.