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Conflict and Theme in “Thank you, Ma’am”

Question 6 • FL-1001040-M/J Language Arts 2 B

Who is the antagonist in "Thank You, Ma'am,” and why?

Answer

A

Roger is the antagonist because he lies about his motives.

B

Mrs. Jones is the antagonist because she teaches Roger an unwanted lesson.

C

Mrs. Jones is the antagonist because she forces Roger to eat dinner with her.

D

Roger is the antagonist because he intended to steal from Mrs. Jones.

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