Answer:
The best answer is letter b. attire.
Explanation:
In this scene of "Hamlet", Polonius is giving Laertes some advice. He tells him to be careful when meeting new people, to hold on to those who are trustworthy, to avoid picking up a fight but to stand his ground when he is in one etc. Then he tells Laertes to invest in clothes, in his attire, when he is in France; not to buy flashy clothes, but good ones, for clothes make a man. The word "habit" was commonly used in Shakespearean time to refer to clothes, but that denotation is no longer usual.
