English, 03.02.2021 19:00 slavenkaitlynn

PLEASE HELP ILL GIVE TOU THE BRAINLIEST I PROMISE 1: how do most of georgiana’s former suitors view the birthmark?
A) most of them take no notice of it
B) they see it as aspiring and magical
C) most of them put up with it because she is so beautiful otherwise
D) many of them call it bloody hand but in a joking manner

2) who refers to the Mark as a bloody hand
A) other men
B) the narrator
C) other women
D)Almyer

3) What happened last?
A) Georgiana’s admirers were fascinated by her birthmark
B) Alymer was concerned about the birthmark on his wife’s cheek
C) Woman felt the birthmark destroyed Georgiana’s beauty
D) Alymer was not concerned about the birthmark on his wide cheek

5)what is the difference in the way that men and women viewed Georgiana’s birthmark?

A) men often saw the birthmark as a sign of magic and mystery while many women felt that it was hideous
B) men thought that it made Georgiana’s seem imperfect but women felt sorry for her
C) men viewed the birthmark as a slight flaw and women thought that it was mysterious
D) although men were often shocked at the stain upon her cheek women were more sympathetic

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