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   1 day ago · a. through an increase in volume at certain points in time. b. through the dialogue spoken by each of the characters. c. through the sound of a cupboard door opening. d. through a change in the characters' tones of voices. D) sound as the reader imagined. Read the following scene from Trifles. MRS.

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   Correct answer: -Fixed better shows intensity; Mrs. Hale thinks that the loaf of bread is very important. Based on the stage directions, which of the following best describes the setting of the play? -the sheriff's farmhouse on a snowy day. -a long-deserted plot of land in the country in early spring. -an abandoned farmhouse on a cold day.

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   1 day ago · Women in the United States are more likely than men to be poor. ... -TANF-food stamps. In 1960, the average price of a loaf of bread was 30 cents. By 1990, the ...