Social Studies, 09.03.2021 19:10 kataldaine
How are the phrases “disguise” and “secret identity” used in the text?
A. They are used interchangeably.
B. They are used to describe a hidden part of Clark/Superman’s character.
C. “Disguise” implies a falsification or covering up, while “secret identity” suggests a true character which must remain hidden for issues of safety.
D. “Disguise” implies a more physical difference (such as with a costume), while “secret identity” suggests a difference in status and personal presentation.
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