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Hamlet, Part 7: Plot and Character Answers

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How does Laertes's character develop between Act I and Act IV of the play?

A
In Act I, Laertes is violent and impulsive; in Act IV, he is calm and thoughtful.
B
In Act I, Laertes is melancholy; in Act IV, he is cheerful.
C
In Act I, Laertes is stubborn and disobedient; in Act IV, he is obedient and respectful.
D
In Act I, Laertes is calm and dutiful; in Act IV, he is vengeful and does not care about rules.
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Which plot event accounts for the change in Laertes's character in Act IV of Hamlet?

A
the performance of The Murder of Gonzago
B
the murder of Polonius by Hamlet
C
the marriage of King Claudius and Queen Gertrude
D
the appearance of the ghost

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