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From his comments in Act 1, it can be inferred that Parris’s concern for his daughter is primarily based on his: A. Anxiety about his reputation B. Fear for the fate of her soul C. Great love for his only
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From his comments in Act 1, it can be inferred that Parris’s concern for his daughter is primarily based on his:

A. Anxiety about his reputation
B. Fear for the fate of her soul
C. Great love for his only child
D. Terror of the devil

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The answer would be B
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Answer:B

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