Question in details

Shortly after Juliet has met Romeo, she expresses her sentiments by saying "O, be some 
other name! What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell so 
sweet." In this speech, Juliet

a) is admiring the flowers outside her room.

b) considers changing her name from Capulet to Montague.
c) declares her love for Romeo despite that he is a Montague.

d) has noticed Romeo hiding in the orchard.