Final answer:
The Nurse in 'Romeo and Juliet' speaks openly and with bawdy humor about Juliet's wedding night, using innuendo to imply that she will enjoy the physical side of marriage.
Step-by-step explanation:
The character of the Nurse in Romeo and Juliet is known for her earthy wit and her straightforward, sometimes bawdy language and use of innuendo. When discussing Juliet's wedding night, the Nurse is neither discreet nor reserved. She speaks openly about the physical aspects of marriage, showing that she sees no problem in facilitating Romeo's entry into the house for the occasion. Therefore, the correct answer to the statement 'The nurse uses bawdy and innuendo. She knows Juliet will enjoy the Physical side of marriage and sees no problem in letting Romeo into the house for Juliet's wedding night. "go .... seek ... nights ... happy ...."' is B) The nurse uses bawdy language and innuendo, implying that Juliet will enjoy the physical side of marriage.