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What special ‘deed of gift’ does Jessica give to Lorenzo at the end of the play? - English 2 (Literature in English)

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What special ‘deed of gift’ does Jessica give to Lorenzo at the end of the play?

Options

  • The news that Shylock had forgiven Jessica and Lorenzo for eloping.

  • The bond signed by Shylock making Lorenzo heir to all his wealth.

  • The three thousand ducats that Antonio owed to Shylock

  • The news that Shylock had agreed to become a Christian.

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Solution

The bond signed by Shylock making Lorenzo heir to all his wealth.

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