Which of the following statements about Mr. Ryder is true? Choose all that apply. (2 points)
Mr. Ryder inherited the wealth that gives him upper-class distinction.
At the conclusion of the story, Charles Waddell Chesnutt wants readers to see the redeeming qualities in Mr. Ryder.
The wife of Mr. Ryder's youth could never be a member of his exclusive society.
Mr. Ryder marries Mrs. Dixon, disowning 'Liza Jane.

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Which of the following statements about Mr. Ryder is true? Choose all that apply.   (2 points)
Mr. Ryder inherited the wealth that gives him upper-class distinction.
At the conclusion of the story, Charles Waddell Chesnutt wants readers to see the redeeming qualities in Mr. Ryder.
The wife of Mr. Ryder's youth could never be a member of his exclusive society.
Mr. Ryder marries Mrs. Dixon, disowning 'Liza Jane.

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Which of the following statements about Mr. Ryder is true? Choose all that apply.   (2 points)
  (0 pts) Mr. Ryder inherited the wealth that gives him upper-class distinction.
  (1 pt) At the conclusion of the story, Charles Waddell Chesnutt wants readers to see the redeeming qualities in Mr. Ryder.
  (1 pt) The wife of Mr. Ryder's youth could never be a member of his exclusive society.
  (0 pts) Mr. Ryder marries Mrs. Dixon, disowning 'Liza Jane.
2 /2 points