In his letter to Elizabeth, Mr. Darcy acknowledges that he believed Jane did not love Mr. Bingley. ____from reading and analysing from the story "Pride and Prejudice"
I think that's truth hope this will be correct answer
I think your answer would be B.
The purpose of the satire is really to highlight the actions women wanted to be involved in in order to be considered intelligent.I think the author is telling women that they could think of many ways to show they deserve the admiration of others, mainly men, but all the same they will be seen as beautiful as the stars. The stars appear at night and then with the light of the day they cannot be seen.The persona in the poem is satirical but recognises that women have wits .However , this is a feature which is not always displayed or at least not all of the time.
I agree with the person above - to make an inference indeed means to figure out the hidden meaning of a text. Usually, you would do this based on some clues that the author has written over the course of the novel you are reading at the moment.
