(32) "More nonsense, "said Mr. Lane. (33) "Don't talk to me about that woman! (S4) You attend to your studies, and then to your home duties, my dear." (55) The talk rose anew the three sisters contriving all to agree with Mr. Lane in his opinions about college, marriage and Dr.Bellair, yet to disagree violently among themselves. (36) Mrs. Williams rose to go, and in the will that followed the liquid note of a whippoorwill met the girls quick ear. (37) She quietly slipped out, unnoticed, Rom Chariote Pexins Gliman The Cux. Originaly published in ten. Question According to the passage , why does Vivien join the others? She is eager to meet and speak to the minister's whe She hasn't seen her mother or father in a long time. She wants to prevent them from discussing Morton Elder. She has finally finished studying her lessons.

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(32) "More nonsense, "said Mr. Lane. (33) "Don't talk to me about that woman! (S4) You attend to your studies, and then to your home duties, my dear." (55) The talk rose anew the three sisters contriving all to agree with Mr. Lane in his opinions about college, marriage and Dr.Bellair, yet to disagree violently among themselves. (36) Mrs. Williams rose to go, and in the will that followed the liquid note of a whippoorwill met the girls quick ear. (37) She quietly slipped out, unnoticed, Rom Chariote Pexins Gliman The Cux. Originaly published in ten. Question According to the passage , why does Vivien join the others? She is eager to meet and speak to the minister's whe She hasn't seen her mother or father in a long time. She wants to prevent them from discussing Morton Elder. She has finally finished studying her lessons.

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To determine the correct answer, let's analyze the passage and the context provided.The question asks why Vivien joins the others. Based on the excerpt:- The dialogue and narrative suggest that there is a discussion happening among Mr. Lane, the sisters, and Mrs. Williams. Mr. Lane expresses strong opinions about college, marriage, and Dr. Bellair, and the sisters are trying to agree with him while also disagreeing among themselves.- There is no mention of Vivien being eager to meet or speak to the minister's wife, nor is there any indication that she hasn't seen her parents in a long time.- The passage does not explicitly state that Vivien has finished studying her lessons.- However, the context suggests that Vivien might want to prevent them from discussing Morton Elder, as the talk seems contentious, and she quietly slips out, unnoticed, possibly to avoid further conflict or to steer the conversation away from sensitive topics.### Correct Answer:**She wants to prevent them from discussing Morton Elder.**

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