AnswersHSA 26-27 English IV A -ICThe Effects of Setting on Plot, Characterization, and Theme

The Effects of Setting on Plot, Characterization, and Theme Answers

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Which details reveal the culture and values of this setting? Check all that apply.

A
“One morning”
B
“the females of the family”
C
“drawn to the window”
D
“the sound of a carriage”
E
“too early in the morning for visitors”
F
“the livery of the servant”
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Which character is probably best liked by the other characters?

A
He looks like a gentleman.
B
He is handsome and wealthy.
C
He is friendly and courteous.
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Which details about Mr. Bingley’s sisters show how the economic context affects the theme? Check all that apply.

A
They tend to show pleasure when they are happy.
B
They can make themselves very likable at times.
C
They are described as attractive young women.
D
They are used to being with people of their own status.
E
They think better of themselves than of others.
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Why is this character viewed as most agreeable?

A
He looks like a gentleman.
B
He is handsome and wealthy.
C
He is friendly and courteous.
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Which details show how the economic context affects the plot? Check all that apply.

A
Bingley dances with many women at the ball.
B
Bingley is a likable person.
C
Bingley plans to give a ball at his estate.
D
Darcy dances with some of the women at the ball.
E
Darcy mostly ignores people who are not of his status.

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