Aplay is staged by two different directors. in the first version, the main character, a teacher, dresses in stylish, expensive clothes. in the second version, the main character wears shabby, mismatched clothes. how would an audience member most likely view the character in the first play when compared with the character in the second play? a. she is funnier. b. she is wealthier. c. she is more intelligent. d. she is kinder.

The correct answer is option B "She is wealthier". In the first play the main character is presented as a teacher that dresses with style using expensive clothes, which is the opposite of the one shown in the second play which wears shabby, mismatched clothes. The main character in the first play would give the idea that is wealthier than the one in the second play, because she wears expensive clothes and she is worried on looking good, probably to impress her wealthy relatives.

i do not the question is put in the corrorect order

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