Which sentence in paragraph 2 expresses both the topic and the central idea of the paragraph? A." said, we will not speak of this now; yet I have spoken, for the subject makes me feel too
much." (sentence 1)
B.
"I could give instances that would startle the most vulgar and callous; but I will not, for the
public opinion of their own sex is already against such men, and where cases of extreme
tyranny are made known, there is private action in the wife's favor." (sentence 2)
C.
"Men must soon see that as, on their own ground, Woman is the weaker party, she ought to
have legal protection, welkich would make such oppression impossible." (sentence 4)
D.
"Ascertain the true destiny of Woman; give her legitimate hopes, and a standard within
herself; marriage and all other relations would by degrees be harmonized with these.”
(sentence 7)