Question 2 (2 points)
Retake question
How does paragraph 3 help to support the above purpose?
Question 2 options:
She is complimenting her audience and stroking his ego.
She is listing her own specific desires in a clear manner.
She is offending her audience and making him defensive.
Question 3 Needs Answer
Question 3 (2 points)
Retake question
Where is Wollstonecraft’s rhetoric (language) most effective in advancing her purpose?
Question 3 options:
Page 1 - paragraph 4 - “Manners and morals are so closely related …”
Page 2 - paragraph 7 - “Consider these remarks dispassionately …”
Page 3 - paragraph 15 - “The father of a family won’t weaken his constitution…”
Question 4 Needs Answer
Question 4 (2 points)
Retake question
PART A: According to Wollenstonecraft, when women are forced into a domestic role in society and are denied their rights, they will ___.
Question 4 options:
begin to act like tyrants in an effort to gain some control
fall into a depression that impacts their entire household
seek attention and power by immoral methods instead
Question 5 Needs Answer
Question 5 (2 points)
Retake question
PART B: Which quote from the text best supports the answer to the above question?
Question 5 options:
“... man must in some way act like a tyrant and that tyranny ...will always undermine morality.”
“... they try to make things more fair by retaliation”
“... they will seek illicit privileges in ways that make both men and themselves vicious”
Question 7 Needs Answer
Question 7 (2 points)
Retake question
Which of the following sentences best reflects the author’s main claim and purpose for writing?
Question 7 options:
“If woman isn’t fitted by education to become man’s companion, she will stop the progress of knowledge, because truth must be common to all;”
“If you are going to exclude women, without consulting them, from sharing in the natural rights of mankind, then defend yourself against accusations of injustice and inconsistency by proving that women don’t have reason.”
“My opinion about the rights and duties of woman seems to flow so naturally from those simple principles that it seems almost inevitable that some of the enlarged minds who formed your admirable constitution will agree with me.”
