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Vanity Fair
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William Makepeace Thackeray
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Vanity Fair: Themes (For the Most Part) True or False
1.
That all human interactions are based on a detailed calculation of exactly how and where those involved stand in relation to each other speaks to which theme? -> Society and Class
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2.
The desire to constantly rise higher in the social sphere is the only motivation for action or movement in Vanity Fair. This speaks to which theme? -> Cunning and Cleverness
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3.
Secondary characters offer a vision of manhood run amok. This speaks to which theme? -> Men and Masculinity
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4.
For younger women, the novel prescribes an emphasis on nurturing what? -> Motherhood
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5.
Hackeray's disparaging eye ranges over rampant materialism, snobbery, and the brutal internal logic of the social hierarchy, showing which theme? -> Cunning and Cleverness
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