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12. in your opinion, why didnt monsieur and madame...? must use a cer format to respond. handwritten notes partially visible
13. how does madame forestier respond to mathilde? must use a complete sentence to answer this question. handwritten notes partially visible
14. mathilde envies the social class and wealth of others. use the cer format to respond. handwritten notes partially visible
15. what does the narrator suggest that mathilde’s problem is? is it that... her self - worth, born into the wrong social class, does not know how to spend... she does not really love her husband? explain your answer in short paragraphs. (5 - 7 sentences minimum) you may use the last page if more space is needed.
16. review paragraph #2, what can the reader tell about the author from the second paragraph?
a. he thinks that women aren’t as intelligent as men.
b. he thinks that women should always be happy with their station in life.
c. he thinks that the greatest ladies are plain and were once of high social status.
d. he thinks that ordinary women need only to act a certain way to be considered ladies.
17. what effect does the invitation have on mathilde?
a. she immediately starts thinking of ways to get a new dress.
b. she thanks her husband for the lovely sentiment.

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11. partially visible text
12. in your opinion, why didnt monsieur and madame...? must use a cer format to respond. handwritten notes partially visible
13. how does madame forestier respond to mathilde? must use a complete sentence to answer this question. handwritten notes partially visible
14. mathilde envies the social class and wealth of others. use the cer format to respond. handwritten notes partially visible
15. what does the narrator suggest that mathilde’s problem is? is it that... her self - worth, born into the wrong social class, does not know how to spend... she does not really love her husband? explain your answer in short paragraphs. (5 - 7 sentences minimum) you may use the last page if more space is needed.
16. review paragraph #2, what can the reader tell about the author from the second paragraph?
    a. he thinks that women aren’t as intelligent as men.
    b. he thinks that women should always be happy with their station in life.
    c. he thinks that the greatest ladies are plain and were once of high social status.
    d. he thinks that ordinary women need only to act a certain way to be considered ladies.
17. what effect does the invitation have on mathilde?
    a. she immediately starts thinking of ways to get a new dress.
    b. she thanks her husband for the lovely sentiment.

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### Question 16
# Brief Explanations:
To solve this, we analyze each option. Option a is incorrect as the paragraph (from "The Necklace" context) doesn't discuss intelligence. Option b: The author's view in the second paragraph (of "The Necklace") implies women should accept their social station (Mathilde's discontent contrasts, but the author's tone here—if we consider the text—supports this. Option c is wrong as it misinterprets the "greatest ladies" idea. Option d is incorrect as the text doesn't suggest acting a way makes one a lady. So b is correct.
# Answer:
b. He thinks that women should always be happy with their station in life.

### Question 17
# Brief Explanations:
From "The Necklace", when Mathilde gets the invitation, she is more concerned about having a new dress (since she's unhappy with her social status and wants to look wealthy). Option a matches this—she starts thinking of getting a new dress. Option b is wrong as she isn't thankful but upset about not having suitable attire.
# Answer:
a. She immediately starts thinking of ways to get a new dress.

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