Even though the dialect reveals that the flower girl is uneducated, how does the reader know that she is intelligent? A) She is smart enough to know what things cost and how a gentleman should treat a guest. B) She is smart enough to know what things cost but she does not know how a gentleman should treat a guest. C) She is not smart enough to know what things cost and but she does know how a gentleman should treat a guest. D) She is not smart enough to know what things cost and she does not know how a gentleman should treat a guest.

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Ethan Brock

10 January, 18:11

Even though the dialect reveals that the flower girl is uneducated, how does the reader know that she is intelligent? A) She is smart enough to know what things cost and how a gentleman should treat a guest. B) She is smart enough to know what things cost but she does not know how a gentleman should treat a guest. C) She is not smart enough to know what things cost and but she does know how a gentleman should treat a guest. D) She is not smart enough to know what things cost and she does not know how a gentleman should treat a guest.

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Moses Sharp · Answer 1

Answer: The way the reader knew that the flower girl was intelligent is that:

A) She is smart enough to know what things cost and how a gentleman should treat a guest.

Explanation: The dialect of the flower girl is not a criteria for intelligence but since she could effectively know the cost of things and how a gentleman should treat a guest, she could be attributed as an intelligent person.