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Central Ideas in A Vindication of the Rights of Woman Answers

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What central idea does Wollstonecraft explicitly state in this passage?

A
A lack of education will not make women care only about household issues.
B
Women are naturally interested only in domestic concerns.
C
Men do not take into account how cunning and tricky women can be.
D
Men and women are equally capable of logic and reason.
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What ideas in the passage tell more information about the topic of equal rights for women? Check all that apply.

A
Men need to have more children so they have more practice parenting.
B
Men are not expected to share responsibility in raising children.
C
Women engage in vanity because they are denied equal rights.
D
Women will try to gain power in negative ways when they do not have rights.
E
When women do not have rights, they can act in ways that negatively affect men.
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What is the central idea of this passage?

A
Women do not have enough time to raise children.
B
Both men and women need to trust their instincts.
C
Looking in the mirror harms women’s ability to gain rights.
D
Giving women rights will help both men and women.
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How does the central idea support the overall argument expressed in the controlling idea?

A
It shows the benefits of education for women in future generations.
B
It establishes the idea that women are not the only ones who benefit from equal education.
C
It illustrates how men can have improved education.
D
It demonstrates a negative result of improving women’s education.
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