Macbeth fans, I need help on act 2 scene 1?

Question: Macbeth fans, I need help on act 2 scene 1!?

how does shakespeare present an atmosphere of tension is the moments preceding the murder!?
what does this question mean!? and what does it mean by atmosphere I don't under stand this question!. I used the dictionary but stil very confused!. thanks in advanceWww@QuestionHome@Com

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The atmosphere of a scene is its mood, its feeling, its vibe!. This question says that the atmosphere in this particular scene is one of tension!. We know that Macbeth and his wife are planning to murder Duncan, so we're waiting for that big moment of violence and bloodshed!. The question is asking you to describe what goes on in the scene to create a tense, keyed-up feeling while we wait for the killers to strike!.Www@QuestionHome@Com