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relationship contributed to Dorothy's inability to conceive of herself as a writer. Traditionally in literature, the 
authorial self, the "I," is identifiably masculine. The dominated "other" is feminine. In William's poems, the 
"other" is usually Nature, often personified as Dorothy. While these literary roles helped to sustain the close 
relationship between the two in real life, they also reinforced Dorothy's acceptance of the norms, which 
defined her as "other." Thus, her access to authorial self-consciousness was blocked not just by the fact of 
her gender, but also by her accepted role in her brother's life and poetry. 
13. The passage is primarily about answering which of the following questions? 
A)Whether Dorothy Wordsworth was aware of her role in her relationship with William Wordsworth.
B)Whether Dorothy Wordsworth was exploited by her brother's use of her journal entries. 
C)How William Wordsworth altered Dorothy Wordsworth's writings for inclusion in his poems. 
D)Whether the relationship between Dorothy and William Wordsworth was psychologically harmful.
E)How Dorothy Wordsworth's relationship to her brother reinforced her assumptions about herself. 
14. It can be inferred from the passage that the author believes which of the following about Dorothy 
Wordsworth's journal entries? 
"A) They are praiseworthy but not literature. 
B) They are only about her relationship with her brother. 
C) They are more moving than her brother's poetry. 
D) They surpass her own estimation of their merit.
E) They borrow many ideas from her brother's work. 
15. Which of the following best captures the meaning of the word "self-consciousness" as it is used in the 
final sentence of the passage? 
A) appreciation by a writer of the value of critical reflection 
B) awareness by a writer that one's perspectives may change 
C) perception of the differences between an author's values and those of others
D)acceptance by a writer of his or her own identity as a writer
E) understanding rather than judgment of existing conditions 

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