Question

much ado about nothing by william shakespeare (abridged)
(speaking of hero)
claudio
in mine eye she is the sweetest lady that ever i looked on.
in my eyes she is the prettiest lady ive ever seen.
claudio
i would rather trust myself, though i had sworn the contrary, if hero
would be my wife.
i could not trust myself not to give in and get married, even though i thought i
never would, if hero would be my wife.
what can we infer about claudios feelings for hero based on this excerpt?
he thinks she is likely to be mean and selfish.
he thinks she doesnt act like she is very smart.
he thinks she should marry his best friend, benedick.
he thinks she is beautiful and he wants to marry her.

Explanation:

Claudio says Hero is the sweetest and prettiest lady he's seen. He'd rather lose himself (change his views) than not have her as his wife. This shows positive feelings - beauty and desire for marriage. The other options (mean/selfish, not smart, marry friend) don't match his words.

Answer:

He thinks she is beautiful and he wants to marry her.