Answers HSA 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 statement identifies contextual details about the setting?

Sir William is comfortable being with people of good breeding.

Everyone is busy preparing for their trip to Rosings.

Mr. Collins tells everyone what they should expect during their visit.

The rooms at Rosings are likely to impress the visitors.

What do Mr. Collins’s suggestions tell us about Elizabeth?

Elizabeth is in a different social class than Lady Catherine.

Elizabeth does not know where to shop for her clothes.

Elizabeth needs to try to find clothing that would be acceptable to Lady Catherine.

Elizabeth needs to shop for a new dress before Lady Catherine’s dinner party.

Which detail shows how the economic context affects the characterization of Lady Catherine?

Elizabeth is comfortable meeting Lady Catherine.

Mr. Collins and the others walk to where Lady Catherine waits for them.

Lady Catherine and her daughter greet the guests together.

Mrs. Collins performs formal introductions to Lady Catherine.

How does the economic context of the setting contribute to the characters’ motivations?

The servants are available to wait upon the guests.

Mr. Collins compliments each dish to impress Lady Catherine.

Elizabeth feels surprised that Lady Catherine is not annoyed.

Lady Catherine is accustomed to being a gracious hostess.

What does Lady Catherine’s behavior reveal about the economic context of the setting?

Lady Catherine serves coffee to her visitors, showing that she is extremely polite.

Lady Catherine is comfortable hearing others’ opinions.

Lady Catherine thinks it is appropriate to ask personal questions.

Lady Catherine is accustomed to having others challenge her opinions.

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