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School for Scandal | Short Essay Answer Key

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1. What does Playwright Richard Brinsley Sheridan admonish the audience members from doing in the Portrait section of his Play?

Playwright Richard Brinsley Sheridan advises the audience not to participate in gossip or scandal in any way. He states that to involve one's self in gossip--either transmitting it or receiving it, is not an acceptable activity for a respectable individual to engage in.

2. Is there any other piece of advice that Sheridan offers the audience in the Portrait section of his Play?

Another piece of advice that Sheridan offers the audience members is not to rely on appearances alone when gauging a person's true worth. He advises them to investigate further by investing the time and effort to take a look beneath the surface before assessing a person's true worth.

3. In the Portrait section of this Play, what does Sheridan advise the...
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