A cowherd was also a person at the bottom of the social ladder
Clarification:
I found the complete instructions for the exercise online:
"Based on the underlined words and phrases, what is Friedan most likely trying to express?
A: It was unacceptable for women to show displeasure, and many feared being punished by law.
B: The ideas of a minority of women were not understood by the majority of women.
C: Women did not yet understand that they were dissatisfied, so they had difficulty explaining themselves.
D: Feelings of discontentment among women were growing but still could not be expressed openly."
Answer:
D. Feelings of discontentment among women were growing but still could not be expressed openly.
Explanation:
To complete this exercise, you have to<u> select the correct option after reading the excerpt from Betty Friedan's "The feminine mystique".</u> The <u>correct option is "D"</u> because the excerpt explains how women started talking to each other about all the problems and situations they noticed related to being a woman in that society but also how it was secretly.
Answer:
its B. Romeo is reciting a sonnet of love directly to juliet
The correct answer is A. The best Masters are the ones who act as fathers towards their subjects.
The relationship between Robinson Crusoe and Friday is akin to that between a father and a child, since Crusoe seeks to transform Friday from a cannibal into a civilized man. The novel reveals the typical attitude of Europeans toward other peoples: they are viewed as backwards and uncivilized, and the "solution" is to make them more European. During the 18th century, this civilizing process was often compared to the education of a child; Immanuel Kant, for example, referred to the Enlightenment as the "coming of age" of mankind. In the novel, Crusoe's attitude towards Friday is kind but stern, since he seeks to eradicate Friday's native customs and convert him to Christianity. Crusoe ultimately succeeds, and Friday is assimilated into European culture.
Answer:
a
Explanation:
figurative language used is "like" therefore it is comparing the feelings of the 6th grade girls to a volcano which the figurative language is a simile
