English, 23.09.2021 02:10, Gbecky122

Question 7 The following question has two parts. First, answer Part A. Then, answer Part B.
Part A:
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Which sentence BEST explains why Emma befriends Harriet?
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Harriet lacks refinement, and Emma wants a project.
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Harriet does not have many friends, and Emma is very sociable.

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Harriet wants to become a member of high society, and Emma can help her.
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Harriet wants to be married, and Emma knows the eligible bachelors.
Part B:
Which excerpt from the text BEST supports your answer to Part A?

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