Question

From London Labour and the London Poor, Volume 1, published 1851

Answer 1

1 is D. 2 is A. 3 is B. 4 is B.

Answer 2

Answer:

1. D: classify the types of fruit sold on the street

Explanation:

By explainning about the green and the dry fruit, then,a subdivision of fresh or tender fruit; cured and dry fruit, and the examples of them.

Answer:

2. A: are unlike fresh fruit because they can be stored for a long time.

Explanation:

Contradistiction means that this type of fruit is different from the green and fresh fruit that demand immediate consumption.

Answer:

3. B: business

Explanation:

The "fruit sold in the streets", in commerce, their business: it is an activity that involves buying and selling things.

Answer:

4. B: sellers who work in nicer neighborhoods

Explanation:

The author says that "...those in the suburbs - carry such things as apples and plums..."