Question 15 • (OC27) ENG 4-1001400-S2-VRobinson-VOL7006P
The claim argues that the penny is significant because it represents women redefining their place in British politics. Choice A directly explains how suffragettes used the coin to challenge authority: stamping “Votes for Women” over the king’s image was illegal and made a forceful political statement. Choices B, C, and D give background facts, but they do not explain as directly how the defaced penny itself represented that challenge.
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