Which two themes are found in Alice Gerstenberg's "Fourteen"? the misplaced importance of social status the importance of getting married the challenges of planning social events the value of being patient with others the surprising way things sometimes work out

The two themes which are found in Alice Gerstenberg's "Fourteen" are"

According to the given question, we are asked to show the two themes which are found in  Alice Gerstenberg's "Fourteen"

As a result of this, we can see that the two themes which can be found from the book is one of misplaced importance of social status and challenges when it comes to planning social events which is shown by Mrs Pringles anxiety.

Therefore, the correct answers are options A and C

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the misplaced importance of social status

the challenges of planning social events

Explanation:

Mrs. Pringle is a hostess who gets very stressed with her dinner, as her guests cancel at the last minute and she has to make multiple changes at the last minute. This creates a challenge in putting together a social event, in addition that the interest of the social status of her guests is marked. When the Prince of Wales shows up, the hostess is delighted and forgets any other criticism of people with money, since an important figure raises their social status.