passage 4 ap lit final

in line 10, "enjoyment" is best understood to mean

(e): use

mrs norris' role in the passage is that of

(a): an enthusiastic intermediary

the attraction that miss bertram feels for mr rushworth is best characterized as

(a): material

lines 49-51 ("and no... present") suggest that mrs norris did which of the following?

(b): implied a fact by conspicuously refusing to discuss it

which statement best describes the narrative technique employed in lines 3-6 ("he was... conquest")?

(b): the narrator uses negation to convey mere adequacy

in line 53, "representation" is best understood to mean

(c): argument

it can be inferred from the passage that the narrator regards edmund's assessment of mr rushworth (lines 52-61) as

(c): essentially correct

in the first sentence of the passage, the narrator implies which of the following about mr. rushworth?

(c): if he had not been disposed to get married, he might not have thought himself in love with miss bertram

the "understanding" (line 22) between mrs. norris & mrs. rushworth is marked by

(c): mutual flattery

the narrator's attitude toward the characters presented in the first paragraph (lines 1-36) is best described as

(d): wry amusement

the thoughts described in line 58-61 ("nor...fellow") most directly support which view of mr rushworth?

(e): people respect him only because he is wealthy

by noticing that mr rushworth & miss bertram "justified these opinions" (line 38), the narrator implies that they

(e): were viewed by members of their social circle as an appropriate match