9. The author's primary purpose is thatA. the evidence used in support of a particular argument is questionableB. a distinction between two genres of writing has been overlookedC. a particular issue is more complex than it might appearD. two apparently different works share common featuresE. two eighteenth-century authors held significantly different attitudes toward a particular1O. According 10 the passage, which of the following is true of Hume's reputation in the late eighteenth century? A. He was more regarded as a historian than GibbonB. His historical writing, like his philosophical writing, came to be regarded as problematicC. He was more well-known for his historical writing than for his philosophical writingD. His historic writing came to be regarded as morally questionable because of his association with GibbonE. His views about classical paganism brought him disapproval among the general reading public11. The highlighted sentence exemplifies which of the following?A. Cultural authorities' attempt 10 use novels to support their view about the value of reading fictionB. Eighteenth-century women authors' attempts 10 embody in their work certain cultural authorities• views about readingC. A point-about the educational value of reading books about historyD. An instance in which a particular judgment about the value of reading history is apparently presupposedE. A challenge 10 an assumption about eighteenth-century women's reading habits
12. The author mentions the "widespread doubts" in order to
A. support a point about the scholarly merit of Hume's writings
B. contras! Hume's philosophical writing with his writing on historical subjects
C. suggest that Hanway did not understand the implicit controversity depicting her heroine as reading Hume
D. identify on ambiguity in Hanway's depiction of the philosopher in The Northern Wa11derer
E. illustrate a point about a way eighteenth-century fiction sometimes represented historians
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