Bouchier had the "foreign" persona which gave her only Romany novels in future.
<u>Explanation:</u>
The persona that Bouchier had acquired in the films of Wilcox was the "foreign" persona. But because of this persona, it was difficult for her to shed that persona away.
Because of this persona that she had got, she could only get Romany roles in the other films also. Slowly and steadily, the career of Bouchier went down and an actress of great versatility, huge talent and beauty was lost by the cinema.
<u>Answer</u>:
<u>Dorothy assumed the bulletin was meant for the eyes of the white, well-to-do students at the all-female State Teachers College in Farmville.</u>
Explanation:
Interestingly, in the book Hidden figures one of the main characters, Dorothy, who because of her black race background felt that she was not going to be considered for the job.
In fact, the book writes, "it never occurred to her that the Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory would accept an application from an African-American woman". This assumption occurred because, at the time, people were racists towards blacks even in employment matters.
The answer is the 2nd sentence, "John though his sophistication would win the love of Ellen."
Here's why:
abstract noun: a noun denoting an idea, quality, or state rather than a concrete object.
Sentence 1: the noun is "box", a concrete object.
Sentence 2: the noun is "sophistication", which is a quality, not a concrete object.
Sentence 3: the noun is "car", which is a concrete object.
Sentence 4: the noun is "mirror", a concrete object.
