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Directions. now that you have read the passage and thought ab
the letter of the correct answer to each of the following items. the numbers of th
as the numbers of the boldface vocabulary words in the passage,
bers of the balawer to each of the passage and thought abom
passage and thought about the words in boldface, drcle
following items. the numbers of the items are the same
3. if mary shelley disregarded propriety, as the writer of the passage suggests, she
(a) cared little about what others thought of her
(b) was very concerned about proper behavior
(c) conformed to the conventional standards
d) wrote stories everyone enjoys reading
(6) depended on society for acceptance and approval
6. in the passage why is there nothing prosaic about mary shelley's intellect and imagination?
(a) her intelleet and imagination were extraordinary, not dull and ordinary.
6) she never used her intellect and imagination to write prose.
she was actually a rather dull person with an average intellect and imagination.
she used her intellect and imagination rarely.
(5) her intellect and imagination were used only in the pursuit of writing poetry.

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