D. Other ones describe him well.
The correct answer for this question is this one: "C. The title is helpful in establishing the play as a comedy of manners because it makes use of witty wordplay."
There exists the same question from other source with the following choices:
A. The setting at the opening of the play makes a comment on the benefits of being married.
B. The names of the characters in the play help Wilde illustrate the differences between social classes.
C. The title is helpful in establishing the play as a comedy of manners because it makes use of witty wordplay.
D. The first line of dialogue in the play helps Wilde emphasize a contrast between city and country life
A because the Hook has to be in the beginning to bring the reader in and make them want to read more. The hook catches or "hooks" the reader's attention when reading. That's why it's called a "hook."
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Answer:
Character vs. Society.
Explanation:
The society that is shown in the passage is obscenely cruel, as it is shown in the word choice. The "I just wanted to do it" represents that Mitchell has no sense of why he whooped the main character, which is a sign of cruelty and hate.
D.) typed.
An adverb clause:
1) has a subject and verb
2) has a subordinate conjuction
3) answers one of the four questions: how? when? where? or why?
In the above sentence, the adverb clause is : AFTER I WROTE A ROUGH DRAFT.
1) subject - I ; verb - wrote
2) subordinate conjunction - after
3) when did I type? after I wrote a rough draft
The adverb clause modifies the verb "typed."
