When Macbeth says "The adult snake is dead. But the worm that's escaped will mature and become venomous in time-- he has no teeth at the
moment," Who is he referring to?
Banquo
Malcom
Fleance
Macduff

'The adult snake is dead' he's referring to Banquo.

"But the worm that's escaped will mature and become venomous in time--he has no teeth at the moment he's referring to fleance.

Explanation:

Banquo is dead but fleance escaped, Macbeth is saying right now fleance is harmless but once he's older he'll seek out revenge on Macbeth for killing banquo.

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