How does zora neale hurston use mrs. Turner to present a cultural criticism? she mocks mrs. Turner’s strict religious practices. She critiques mrs. Turner’s obsession with material wealth. She mocks mrs. Turner’s belief that everyone should look alike. She critiques mrs. Turner’s use of profane language.

Based on the narrator's comments about living with the widow douglas, the reader can infer that a) the narrator doesn't care much for civilization and its strict rules. b) the narrator admires and wants to become more civilized and refined. c) the narrator is extremely religious and of high moral standing. d) the narrator desires to become a productive member of society.

Feedback is given with little or no reservation 1.supportive 2.high-monitoring 3.positive 4.low-monitoring ?

According to the passage weisers mother could be blamed for