You do not have to copy the question, only write a response to me in a complete sentence. Your answer should be about 1-2 paragraphs long
Miss Bingley is described by the narrator as being entitled which is defined as a guarantee of access to benefits based on established rights or by legislation.
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However, today's teens are often accused of having a "sense" or "feeling" of entitlement, which refers to a notion or belief that one is deserving of some particular reward or benefit without any reason other than-- you are you and the world owes you something.
Do you agree or disagree with this--meaning--do you think today's teens have a sense of entitlement---that they should have anything they want "just because" they deserve it? Explain your answer please. Give any examples you can think of as support.
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****You will also be responsible for the Volume 1 study questions in your packet today--bring them up and have them checked when you are finished with Ch. 9.
Quiz Monday--Chapters 1-9
*entailment---what is it? How does it work in the Bennet family?
*characterization of characters we have seen
*idea of middle class, upper class, etc.
*basic reading information from these chapters
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