Question

The Victorian upper class lived by certain rules and expectations regarding marriage and wealth. Marriage was arranged only between members of the same social class, and could happen only after a formal courtship. Parents and guardians took care to oversee the arrangements. Marriage was often a way for families to preserve the tradition of wealth.

How do Lady Bracknell’s words reflect Victorian social codes?

She approves of Miss Cardew as a match for Algernon because of Miss Cardew’s wealth.
She approves of Miss Cardew as a match for Algernon because of Miss Cardew’s inner beauty.
She does not approve of Miss Cardew because Miss Cardew does not have solid qualities.

Answer 1

A. She approves of Miss Cardew as a match for Algernon because of Miss Cardew’s wealth.

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Answer 2

the correct answer is A. "She approves of Miss Cardew as much for Algernon because of Miss Cardew's wealth."

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