Question

When Duke Frederick banished Rosalind, Celia
1) felt very grief stricken
ii) was undoubtedly happy
iii) approved her father's decision
iv)turned rebellion.​

Answer 1

Answer:

iii) approved her father's decision

Answer 2

When Duke Frederick banished Rosalind, Celia felt very grief-stricken

• 1) felt very grief-stricken. is the correct option.
• In the chapter "As You Like It" written by William Shakespeare, Celia was undoubtedly grief-stricken when Duke Frederick banished Rosalind, as she had an incredibly close bond with her best friend.
• However, she ultimately decided to abide by her father's decision and did not attempt to turn rebellion. Despite the sadness she felt, Celia accepted Duke Frederick's rule, showing her loyalty and obedience towards her father.
• She did not approve of her father's decision, but she understood the need for it.
• Unable to deny her emotions of sorrow and loyalty to her friend, Celia decided to join Rosalind on her journey.

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