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Which of the following words best describes Maggie’s attitude toward Vera by the end of this excerpt?

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Which one of the following emotions do BOTH Briggs and Aunt Gracie exhibit in this excerpt?

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Why does the narrator use the word "blindly" (line 39) to describe Haldar’s offer to Maggie of a room in their home?

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How does the narrator excuse Theobald’s lack of interest in "the greater number" of the young ladies at Mrs. Cowey’s parties (line 31)?

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Why are the children in the audience quiet?

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When Florence announces that she is leaving for New York, both Gabriel and Ma react negatively but for different reasons.

What does Gabriel imply about his reason when he says, "you going to walk off and leave your mother–just like that?" (lines 59–61)?

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The narrator says that the newspapers are using "small print" (line 13) and are "getting farther and farther away when I hold them" (lines 14–15). What is actually the cause of the problem?

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In her book THE ARGUMENT OFCULTURE, the author claims that "the modern culture is far too critical—many prefer to shout down . . . the opposition points of view rather than listen to them."

Based on the information above and the information in the passage, which of the following best summarizes the author’s view about criticism?

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How does Mr. Knightley treat the prospect of a marriage between Robert Martin and Harriet?

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When Rose tells Sam that he is “different” from anybody she knows (lines 4–5), what is she acknowledging?