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English, 18.02.2022 22:00 xoxzyanya61

From "Mrs. Rachel Is Properly Horrified"land "Anne's Punishment" Anne of Green Gables was written in the early 1900s, when people parented
very differently than they do now. Which rule for children does Marilla uphold
in these excerpts that many parents today no longer enforce?
A.
Children should be seen but not heard.
Children do not need to know why they are being punished.
C. Girls should not be allowed to play outside. D. Children should respect their elders no matter what.

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