From the excerpt and the historical context, one can understand that the league of women is constituted by wome from all sorts of different backgrounds, some are "ladies", meaning married women, like Mary Dreier, while others are working class women, like Leonora O'Reilly. This means that <em>the support of weathy league women contributed to the succesful outcome of the female workers' strike. </em>The first option is the right answer.
The dreams, hopes and plans of the characters in The House on Mango Street are often symbolized by a house – check out our discussion of houses in this novel in the "Symbolism, Imagery, Allegory" section for more on this. For Esperanza's Mama and Papa, the idea of happiness and security is summed up in the image of a white house, big enough for their whole family. They pass this dream down to their children, but Esperanza takes it and makes it her own – her dream becomes having a house all to herself, in which she can be free to write.
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<span>The judges' combined score moved the competitor to the top of the scoreboard. The correct answer is A. This is because the sentence says it is a "combined score," meaning that there are more than one judge involved in the decision-making process. Thus, the plural form of the word judge is judges, and if you want to show the possessive form of that plural word, you just have to add an apostrophe. So, judges' score means that it is a score that belongs to numerous judges. B would mean that there is only one judge, C is incorrect because you need the possessive form of the word, and D doesn't exist. </span>
