Question

How does dialect contribute to the setting of Joanna Baillie’s “Woo’d and Married and A’”?

A. The dialect adds an air of nobility to the setting.

B. The dialect illustrates the squalid poverty of the setting.

C. The dialect creates a lively, animated setting.

D. The dialect emphasizes the humble, rural setting.

Answer 1

d) The dialect emphasizes the humble, rural setting.

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