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P1- Which of the following words is used with two meanings? correct answers "rights" (line 1 P1- The details of lines 5-7 ("to seat every man at the head of a cradle, and to clothe every woman in male attire") probably derive from correct answers the arguments of men who oppose women's suffrage P1- Lines 17-21 advance the argument that correct answers women's clothing may be more imposing than men's P1- In the first paragraph, which of the following phrases is used ironically? correct answers "nobler sex" (line 16) P1- In which of the following phrases in the first paragraph does the speaker use mock-serious diction for satiric effect? correct answers "philosophical experiments" (lines 22-23) P1- In lines 29-31, part of the comedy in the references to the "heel of a boot" and "the Russian belt" is due to the fact that correct answers they are worn by men to appear taller and thinner P1- The rhetorical purpose of the first paragraph of the passage is to correct answers comically present issues with which the serious second paragraph will not be concerned P1- In line 54 of the third paragraph, the author refers to Daniel Webster as correct answers an example of the male's superiority to the female P1- Together with lines 53-54 ("We need not prove ourselves..."), the argument in lines 56-59 ("We need not prove our...") correct answers demonstrates that the weak as well as the ignorant may vote P1- The speaker wishes to keep "the question of equality distinct from the question of rights" (lines 62-63) because correct answers though their equality may be doubted, there can be no doubt about women's being denied their rights P1- The tone of the second paragraph can best be described as correct answers angry and authoritative P1- Which of the following best describes the relationship between lines 33-49 (paragraph two) and lines 1-32 (paragraph one) correct answers Lines 33-49 mark an important shift in the tone of the passage P1- Which of the following rhetorical devices are used more frequently in the second paragraph correct answers parallel constructions P1- The primary rhetorical purpose of the speaker of the passage is to correct answers reveal the injustice to women in the present laws


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