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Explanation: Throughout his speech, Claudius is telling the court of the sorrow in losing Hamlet, but in joy in the court accepting the marriage of Claudius to Queen Gertrude.Claudius refers the young Fortinbras of his ignorance in believing that Denmark would be weak after the death of King Hamlet, and though Fortinbras is demanding the lands which were lost by King Fortinbras, Claudius is ignoring those demands. King Claudius is also telling the court about the uncle of the king of Norway, who is weak and sick and unaware of young Fortinbras' actions. King Claudius responds to the threat of war from Norway, by sending a message to the uncle of the king of Fortinbras informing him of young Fortinbras' mission and in that he is using war supplies from Norway's subjects, and to stop young Fortinbras from moving further.
Answer:
The couple is the first option.
Explanation:
In poetry, a couplet is a succession of two lines that rhyme with each other and present the same meter.
Out of the options given, the second one does not present rhyming lines, and the other two options - the third and the last ones - have more than just two lines, and the rhyming scheme is ABAB.
In the first option, however, the two lines have the same final sound and the same meter:
And yet by heaven, I think my love as rare
As any she belied with false compare
An abstract noun is something that you cannot experience with your five senses. You cannot see, taste, hear, touch or smell them.
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The answer is:
<span>D. John thought this sophistication would win the love of Ellen.
You cannot taste, hear, see, touch, or smell love.</span>