Use the story “A Cup of Tea” by Katherine Mansfield to answer the question.

Question

Drag each item to the correct location to connect the character with the motivation.

(2 points)
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Character Motivation
Rosemary
The shop attendant
Miss Smith
Philip

Answer 1

Based on the story "A Cup of Tea" by Katherine Mansfield, the characters can be connected to their motivations as follows:

Character: Motivation

• Rosemary: She is motivated by her desire for social status and to display her generosity and superiority.
• The shop attendant: Is motivated by the need to sell items and possibly to cater to the expectations of customers like Rosemary.
• Miss Smith: She is motivated by desperation and need, seeking help and connection from Rosemary.
• Philip: He represents a more pragmatic and somewhat dismissive attitude towards the emotional and social dynamics between the other characters.

You can place them as:

• Rosemary → Desire for social status and display of generosity
• The shop attendant → Need to sell and cater to customers
• Miss Smith → Desperation and need for help
• Philip → Pragmatic and dismissive attitude