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Question

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Which choice best describes “shooting” in the culture of the story?

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Responses

It was a popular sport among people in the British countryside.
It was a popular sport among people in the British countryside.

It was considered a dangerous pastime and people were discouraged from it.
It was considered a dangerous pastime and people were discouraged from it.

People shot birds as a source of food in order to survive.
People shot birds as a source of food in order to survive.

It was a relaxing hobby that doctors recommended to people with health problems.
It was a relaxing hobby that doctors recommended to people with health problems.
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Which details emphasize the formal nature of the culture in which the story takes place? Select the two correct answers.

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Responses

Framton’s sister writes letters of introduction so he can meet people.
Framton’s sister writes letters of introduction so he can meet people.

Framton’s doctors do not agree about what he should eat.
Framton’s doctors do not agree about what he should eat.

Mrs. Sappleton and her niece make polite conversation with a stranger.
Mrs. Sappleton and her niece make polite conversation with a stranger.

A large window to the lawn is kept open.
A large window to the lawn is kept open.

People hunt for birds that live in the marsh.
A)Drag and drop the words into the correct locations.(1 point)
Put responses in the correct input to answer the question. Select a response, navigate to the desired input and insert the response. Responses can be selected and inserted using the space bar, enter key, left mouse button or touchpad. Responses can also be moved by dragging with a mouse.
The historical and The historical and Response Container 1 context in which a literary work is written context in which a literary work is written will impact an author’s use of will impact an author’s use of Response Container 2.
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How does Rosemary challenge a cultural norm of Victorian England?

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Responses

She desires to be viewed as beautiful because of her wealth.
She desires to be viewed as beautiful because of her wealth.

She dresses in a manner that is more artistic in nature.
She dresses in a manner that is more artistic in nature.

She reads surprising books that go against the cultural norms.
She reads surprising books that go against the cultural norms.

She invites people to parties who shock her other guests.
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How does Elizabeth Bennett challenge the cultural norms of Regency England?

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Responses

by interrupting a clergyman when he is speaking in a formal setting
by interrupting a clergyman when he is speaking in a formal setting

by rejecting marriage to an eligible man who will inherit her family’s estate
by rejecting marriage to an eligible man who will inherit her family’s estate

by speaking about his inheritance of the family estate
by speaking about his inheritance of the family estate

by refusing marriage initially but intending to accept the proposal when offered a second time

Answer 1

Here are the answers to your questions based on the information provided:

A) Which choice best describes “shooting” in the culture of the story?

• It was a popular sport among people in the British countryside.

A) Which details emphasize the formal nature of the culture in which the story takes place? Select the two correct answers.

1. Framton’s sister writes letters of introduction so he can meet people.
2. Mrs. Sappleton and her niece make polite conversation with a stranger.

A) Drag and drop the words into the correct locations.

• The historical and cultural context in which a literary work is written will impact an author’s use of themes.

A) How does Rosemary challenge a cultural norm of Victorian England?

• She reads surprising books that go against the cultural norms.

A) How does Elizabeth Bennett challenge the cultural norms of Regency England?

• by rejecting marriage to an eligible man who will inherit her family’s estate.

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