Question

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the following question has two parts. answer part a first, and then part b.
part a
how does juliet act when she returns home from her visit to friar lawrence in act iv, scene ii, of the tragedy of romeo and juliet?
a. she acts angry.
b. she acts fearful.
c. she acts confused.
d. she acts apologetic.

Explanation:

In Act IV, Scene ii of Romeo and Juliet, Juliet returns home from Friar Lawrence with a plan to fake her death. She pretends to have had a change of heart, apologizes to her father for her earlier refusal to marry Paris, and acts remorseful and apologetic to convince her family of her new "obedience."

Answer:

D. She acts apologetic.