What is the best reason for Gwyn to read both a nonfiction analysis of the 16th-century British monarchy and a play set in the royal court at the same period?

Reading both a nonfiction analysis and a play about the same period lets Gwyn compare historical information with the playwright’s portrayal of events and people. That makes “to study the playwright’s treatment of fact” the best reason. The other choices do not explain why reading both kinds of work together would be especially useful.

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