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2. PART B: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to Part A?
A:"Can’t he marry you? Aren’t you going to try to make a good match for yourself? I fling every eligible man I can at your head." ( Paragraph 22)
B:"And I one of the most important hostesses in this city — people clamoring to receive my invitations — all my affairs are a success. I insist that they shall be — I can’t bear a failure" ( Paragraph 77)
C:"Of course I don’t want you to go to bed. We’re back to where we started — fourteen, Dunham." ( Paragraph 87)
D:"[She has been reading the note and is almost fainting with surprise and joy.] Seen his face — somewhere — Oh, my goodness! Elaine — It’s the Prince of Wales!" ( Paragraph 97)

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Answered by smartbrainz

Explanation:

D:"[She has been reading the note and is almost fainting with surprise and joy.] Seen his face — somewhere — Oh, my goodness! Elaine — It’s the Prince of Wales!" ( Paragraph 97)
The above answer is connects to the question in PART A which says "PART A: Which statement expresses the theme of the drama?" for which the answer is A. Sometimes problems can lead to unexpected positive outcomes.
This what happens in the play- there has been so much confusion with regard to the guests coming to Mrs. Pringle's dinner party. There were people dropping out last minute and Mrs. Pringle had invite some other people last minute. There was so much confusion and chaos, finally to Mrs. Pringle's surprise/shock the Prince of Wales comes to the dinner party.
He had comes on the invitation of Mr. Farnsworth (one of dinner guest who could not make it to the dinner party)) and the blizzard had prevented The Prince from keeping an engagement way up town and so he ends up being a guest at Mrs. Pringle's dinner party. From this one can say that " Sometimes problems can lead to unexpected positive outcomes".

Answered by Lizziewhomelizoe

Answer:b

Explanation:

it has the evidence if paragrah 77

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