Delta Reading 1.5.B Q 4-6

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4. According to the author, fashions serve all of the following purposes EXCEPT
- A. satisfying an interest in novelty
- B. signaling a change in personal beliefs
- C. displaying membership in a social group
- D. following traditional rules
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5. Why does the author discuss individual status in paragraph 2?
- A. To state that individual status is not important in the West
- B. To argue that individuals need not obey every fashion rule
- C. To contrast the status of entertainers with that of manual laborers
- D. To explain how high status may involve an inverted status display
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6. Why does the author mention a wristwatch in paragraph 2?
- A. To give an example of an item that conveys one’s actual status
- B. To recommend wearing an expensive wristwatch with casual clothes
- C. To explain why it is not necessary to dress entirely in one style
- D. To show that a wristwatch is an important fashion accessory
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