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Trifles: The Rise of Modern Feminism on the Stage, Part 2 Answers

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How does the setting in the trailer compare with the setting in the original source text?

A
The setting in the trailer is from an earlier time period than the original source text.
B
The setting in the trailer changes, but the source text only takes place in the kitchen.
C
The setting in the trailer remains the same, but the source text changes locations.
D
The settings in the trailer and the source text are identical.
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What are the benefits of hearing the characters’ voices instead of reading the play silently? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
It allows listeners to associate a voice with each character.
B
It helps listeners to interpret the character through his or her tone of voice.
C
It does not provide any benefits for listeners.
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Which of the following explain how the audio recording interprets the source text? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
The recording emphasizes the differences between men’s and women’s perspectives.
B
The recording misses opportunities to use sound effects instead of stage directions.
C
The recording establishes the play’s atmosphere by ignoring the stage directions.
D
The recording follows the original text instead of reinterpreting it.
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How does the trailer create the atmosphere of the play?

A
The film uses dark lighting to emphasize Mrs. Wright’s guilt.
B
The film combines dark and bright lighting to contrast the perspectives of the men and women.
C
The film uses darker lighting to match the serious subject matter of the play.
D
The film uses bright lighting to emphasize Mrs. Wright’s innocence.
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