Question

how are shakespeares characters examples of elizabethan drama? select two answers.
they are variations on familiar biblical figures.
they grow and change throughout the play.
they display a wide range of human emotion.
they represent a single allegorical concept.
they express their reverence for christian saints.

Explanation:

Elizabethan drama emphasized character development and the exploration of human emotions. Characters in Shakespeare's plays, like Hamlet, undergo significant growth and change (e.g., Hamlet's indecision to action). Also, they display a wide range of emotions (e.g., Macbeth's ambition - guilt - paranoia). Biblical variations (not main trait), single - allegorical (Elizabethan characters are complex), and reverence for saints (not key) are less relevant.

Answer:

They grow and change throughout the play.
They display a wide range of human emotion.