Which statement best describes Gertrude's development between Act I and Act IV?

A. She becomes less tolerant of young people's behavior.

B. She becomes more romantic about her husband.

C. She becomes less confident in her assertions.

D. She becomes more interested in politics.

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Hunter Kelly

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6 June, 00:20

Which statement best describes Gertrude's development between Act I and Act IV?

A. She becomes less tolerant of young people's behavior.

B. She becomes more romantic about her husband.

C. She becomes less confident in her assertions.

D. She becomes more interested in politics.

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Alissa Li · Answer 1

In William Shakespeare's Hamlet, Gertrude was the Queen of Denmark and Hamlet's mother. The statement that best describes Gertrude's development between Act I and Act IV is C. She becomes less confident in her assertions. In the end, she sacrifices herself and drinks the poison intended for Hamlet.

Sara Edwards · Answer 2

C. She becomes less confident in her assertions.

Which statement best describes Gertrude's development between Act I and Act IV?A. She becomes less tolerant of young people's behavior.B. She becomes more romantic about her husband.C. She becomes less confident in her assertions.D. She becomes more interested in politics.

Which statement best describes Gertrude's development between Act I and Act IV?

A. She becomes less tolerant of young people's behavior.

B. She becomes more romantic about her husband.

C. She becomes less confident in her assertions.

D. She becomes more interested in politics.