I know that (A) would be wrong either way, but how do we know that Chopin's work attempted to explore aspects of FEMALE consciousness? Was the gender of her protagonist mentioned?
I totally thought that 'more fully' was in comparison to her old writing style which was more scientific as per the LCs. Still not convinced that you can't read the passage as a change that she adopted from the NW comparing Chopin's work pre NW and post the NW. C is better than the rest of the answers but I don't think it is truly implied.
I saw the difference in that Chopin did it consistently throughout 39 sections, while the New Women merely experimented with it. Which is where the only difference lay in the ACs.
One way I helped myself to picking C that isn't mentioned in the video was to translate "more consistently" into the fact that she produced 39 numbered sections with the same impressionistic style. If you can do something that many times and achieve the same intended result each time, you're pretty consistent as far as I'm concerned.
Idk if this is the right way to think about it (so please correct me if im wrong) but one of the reasons I picked C is because the passage said "sustained focuse" which gave me a little bit more confidence in C's "consistently throughout"
I don't understand how you can't rule out C for the same reason we ruled out D
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I know that (A) would be wrong either way, but how do we know that Chopin's work attempted to explore aspects of FEMALE consciousness? Was the gender of her protagonist mentioned?
"More fully" = "more consistently"? Ehhhhh..... that's a stretch.
I totally thought that 'more fully' was in comparison to her old writing style which was more scientific as per the LCs. Still not convinced that you can't read the passage as a change that she adopted from the NW comparing Chopin's work pre NW and post the NW. C is better than the rest of the answers but I don't think it is truly implied.
took me more then a minute to fully understand but its ok its a drill, the key thing is "more fully" which helped me to pick C
Why is the reading section making me feel like a dummy... I didn't feel like any of these were right.
I made a stupid mistake and thought of the Local Colorists instead of the New Women and chose A so confidently.
I saw the difference in that Chopin did it consistently throughout 39 sections, while the New Women merely experimented with it. Which is where the only difference lay in the ACs.
How is this question rated the same level of difficulty as the last lol
One way I helped myself to picking C that isn't mentioned in the video was to translate "more consistently" into the fact that she produced 39 numbered sections with the same impressionistic style. If you can do something that many times and achieve the same intended result each time, you're pretty consistent as far as I'm concerned.
Idk if this is the right way to think about it (so please correct me if im wrong) but one of the reasons I picked C is because the passage said "sustained focuse" which gave me a little bit more confidence in C's "consistently throughout"
I got it correct but this was difficult.
ummmmmmmmmm....... k
I don't understand how you can't rule out C for the same reason we ruled out D