Q1 is wrong.
OA:
All three choices are correct. The question asks what is offered as evidence of the joint
authorship of The Cry.
Choice A is correct: the passage states that Fielding and Collier “were close friends.”
Choice B is correct: the passage states that Fielding and Collier “wrote jointly
authored letters.”
Choice C is correct: the passage states that Fielding and Collier were both “enthusiastic supporters of didacticism and innovation infiction.
BUT
I understand how the passage reconciles Fielding with approach to fiction (Fielding was a enthusiastic supporter of something, and this topic was an important concern in The Cry. Ok.
The passage does state that both Fielding and Collier("Their appraoch to fiction") were enthusiastic supporters of didacticism and innovation in fiction, but it doesn't explicitly state that this was Collier's personal approach to writing fiction. It indicates support rather than an approach. Maybe fielding
Given this clarification,
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OA:
All three choices are correct. The question asks what is offered as evidence of the joint
authorship of The Cry.
Choice A is correct: the passage states that Fielding and Collier “were close friends.”
Choice B is correct: the passage states that Fielding and Collier “wrote jointly
authored letters.”
Choice C is correct: the passage states that Fielding and Collier were both “enthusiastic supporters of didacticism and innovation infiction.
BUT
I understand how the passage reconciles Fielding with approach to fiction (Fielding was a enthusiastic supporter of something, and this topic was an important concern in The Cry. Ok.
The passage does state that both Fielding and Collier("Their appraoch to fiction") were enthusiastic supporters of didacticism and innovation in fiction, but it doesn't explicitly state that this was Collier's personal approach to writing fiction. It indicates support rather than an approach. Maybe fielding
Given this clarification,
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