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Prodigy Math G
1) Tell me what social roles Katherine was expected to fill.
Give multiple examples from the text.
2) How did she feel about this forced social role? What
were her actions that supported her feelings? Give
examples from the text.
3) How do you think Katherine felt about her social role
toward the end of the play? Give examples from the text.
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