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• she thinks young ariadne was ignorant of the consequences of her actions.

part b
how does the author of passage 2 develop the perspective in part a?
a by questioning what young ariadne was thinking
b by recognizing how young ariadne addressed her problems
c by describing what young ariadne knew about societal expectations
d by acknowledging how young ariadne improved her familial relationships

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze the perspective from Part A (Ariadne was ignorant of consequences) and match it with how the author develops it:

• Option A: Questioning her thoughts relates to ignorance of consequences (what she didn’t know/think about).
• Option B: Addressing problems doesn’t connect to “ignorance of consequences.”
• Option C: Societal expectations are not linked to her “ignorance of her actions’ consequences.”
• Option D: Familial relationships are irrelevant to the perspective on her ignorance.

The perspective in Part A is that Ariadne was ignorant of her actions’ consequences. To develop this, the author would explore what she lacked awareness of. Option A (questioning her thoughts) aligns with exploring her lack of understanding of consequences. Other options (B: addressing problems, C: societal expectations, D: familial relationships) do not relate to her ignorance of consequences.

Answer:

A. by questioning what young Ariadne was thinking