Question
"A Cup of Tea" by Katherine Mansfield
Question
Use the passage to answer the question.
Which of Rosemary’s actions reveals the class difference between her and Miss Smith?
(1 point)
Responses
Rosemary helps Miss Smith take off her coat and hat.
Rosemary helps Miss Smith take off her coat and hat.
Rosemary is jealous that Philip finds Miss Smith beautiful.
Rosemary is jealous that Philip finds Miss Smith beautiful.
Rosemary invites Miss Smith to her house for tea.
Rosemary invites Miss Smith to her house for tea.
Rosemary leaves Miss Smith’s coat and hat on the floor.
Question
Use the passage to answer the question.
Which of Rosemary’s actions reveals the class difference between her and Miss Smith?
(1 point)
Responses
Rosemary helps Miss Smith take off her coat and hat.
Rosemary helps Miss Smith take off her coat and hat.
Rosemary is jealous that Philip finds Miss Smith beautiful.
Rosemary is jealous that Philip finds Miss Smith beautiful.
Rosemary invites Miss Smith to her house for tea.
Rosemary invites Miss Smith to her house for tea.
Rosemary leaves Miss Smith’s coat and hat on the floor.
Answers
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The action that reveals the class difference between Rosemary and Miss Smith is:
**Rosemary invites Miss Smith to her house for tea.**
This invitation indicates Rosemary's social status and her perception of herself as someone who is in a position to host, while Miss Smith is portrayed as in a lower social class, highlighting the class difference between them.
**Rosemary invites Miss Smith to her house for tea.**
This invitation indicates Rosemary's social status and her perception of herself as someone who is in a position to host, while Miss Smith is portrayed as in a lower social class, highlighting the class difference between them.