In this story, charity men wish that the prisons and workhouses were not still in operation. What does this tell readers about the London in which A Christmas Carol is set? A. This society refuses to admit that poverty exists. B. This society does everything in its power to fix poverty and force its citizens to care for one another. C. This society does not always treat the poor with compassion and respect. D. This society is full of people whose idea of charity is to speak badly about the government.
@Miracrown
i don't know about this one
@pooja195 come on
What do you think?
unsure
Is there any one of the answers that you know for sure is wrong?
b
this is just a hard one
Let's start with looking at D! What do you think about choice D? Do you think it's something that's something that would happen?
You see, I can't just give you a direct answer. I have to guide you through it, so that you can conclude with an answer yourself; and this way you will learn and it won't even hinder your learning process.
no
Think about it this way: do we think a poor person would think that charity is talking badly about their government?
Yes, so we can eliminate option d.
no
The comments on this post are being jumbled up; that's odd. Anyhow, let's look at choice A. Do you think the society in London during the time of Christmas Carol ignored or thought poverty wasn't real?
no
Gr8! So we can eliminate that too
so c is correct
We have so far, eliminated choices A and D. Now lets take a look at B and C. In choice C do you think the society in A Christmas Carol didn't always treat the poor fairly? Or with respect?
no
@Miracrown
Sorry, I was AFK. So I think C is still in the running! For B do you think if they are still running these workhouses and prisons that means they are doing all they can to help fix poverty?
i think c is correct
Me too
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