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Can anyone solve this from oxford literature grade 8th? In Rashid's School at Okhla a) They were frankly skeptical. i. Who were skeptical and of what? ii. What were their earlier experiences? iii. What did 'they' prefer instead? c) 'It must have needed a great deal of courage to carry through a scheme like that' she said, turning to Rashid. i. Who made this remark? ii. What did the person mean by this remark? iii. What, according to Rashid, were better resources than courage? plssss answer I need it right now!!!!

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Kate Chopin, who reached her creative peak in the late nineteenth century, wrote about issues that wouldn’t take social focus until many years after her death. In her frank portrayals of female sexuality and female independence, Chopin raised such matters normally left to male writers—if any writers at all. In 1899, she published her highly controversial novel, The Awakening, which details one woman’s adulterous affairs and, perhaps more shockingly, her intent to seize control of her own life. The Awakening is reputed to have been banned from Chopin’s local libraries, to have led to her expulsion from literary society

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