Philip's decision to call the girl "pretty" in paragraph 60 serves to (1) warn Rosemary to not bring attractive women into the house (2) manipulate Rosemary (3) convey his attracti... Philip's decision to call the girl "pretty" in paragraph 60 serves to (1) warn Rosemary to not bring attractive women into the house (2) manipulate Rosemary (3) convey his attraction to the girl (4) highlight Rosemary's lack of awareness. Which of the following best conveys the central idea of the text? (1) You should not take help from strangers. (2) Taking beautiful people under your care can have its risks. (3) Being self-involved can lead to insincere acts. (4) It is easy to manipulate insecure people. How does Peter influence Rosemary's actions? What parts of her character does he take advantage of to do this? Explain. (2 pts)
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The questions revolve around the text 'A Cup of Tea' and focus on character actions and central themes within the story. The questions require analysis of character dynamics and thematic elements.
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7) Manipulate Rosemary. 8) Self-involvement leads to insincerity. 9) Exploits Rosemary's insecurity.
- Philip's decision to call the girl 'pretty' in paragraph 60 serves to manipulate Rosemary. 8) The central idea of the text is that being self-involved can lead to insincere acts. 9) Peter influences Rosemary's actions by taking advantage of her insecurity and desire for admiration.
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- Philip's decision to call the girl 'pretty' in paragraph 60 serves to manipulate Rosemary. 8) The central idea of the text is that being self-involved can lead to insincere acts. 9) Peter influences Rosemary's actions by taking advantage of her insecurity and desire for admiration.
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Philip's comment serves to provoke Rosemary by playing on her insecurity. The central theme underlines how self-centeredness can lead to actions that aren't genuinely benevolent. Peter leverages Rosemary's need for approval, guiding her actions subtly.
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