AnswersCA-Common Core English Language Arts 10A Doll’s House, Part 3: Theme and Society

A Doll’s House, Part 3: Theme and Society Answers

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Which text structure is used in this passage?

A
cause–effect
B
chronological order
C
compare–contrast
D
problem–solution
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Which statement best explains how a rhetorical device supports the central idea?

A
An allusion is used to refer to the central idea.
B
Parallel structure is used to imply the central idea of the passage.
C
A rhetorical question suggests the central idea.
D
Understatement emphasizes the importance of the central idea.
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Which statement best explains how the rhetorical device supports the central idea?

A
The author uses a rhetorical question to make the old gentleman seem ridiculous.
B
The author uses an allusion to refer to a well-known expert, showing that the central idea is valid.
C
The author reinforces the central idea by understating the wise thoughts of the old gentleman.
D
The author emphasizes the central idea by showing the old man’s foolishness through his use of overstatement.
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Which statement best explains how word choice supports the author’s perspective?

A
The irony of the phrase contrary instincts supports the author’s perspective.
B
Repetition reinforces the perspective that women have a variety of life choices.
C
The negative connotations of thwarted and pulled asunder reinforce the idea that women face discrimination.
D
The connotation of the word gifted supports the author’s perspective that women have greater skills than men.
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Based on the underlined words in the text, what inference can be made about the author’s perspective?

A
Female authors are reserved, so they prefer to remain anonymous.
B
Society discriminates against women, so female writers often hide their identity.
C
Judith Shakespeare did not face the same challenges as other women of her era.
D
Female authors are just as talented as male authors, and they get equal recognition.
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