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Aunt Alexandra’s idea of what makes a good family is connected to _____.


the length and quality of their heredity

their good works

their appearance and manner in all things

their treatment of her specifically

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The right answer is "the length and quality of their heredity
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Aunt Alexandra has very strict ideas about what constitutes a good creation and a respectable family. She is of the opinion that having an old and recognized family line of a well-established area is of the utmost importance. It behaves as if this alone factor were enough to confer respectability and virtue on a person. She tries to instill this belief in hereditary values ​​in Scout and Jem, as well as ideas related to maintaining a noble lineage.

Answer:

the length and quality of their heredity

Explanation:

"To Kill A Mocking Bird" by Harper Lee is a novel published in 1960. In the novel, Aunt Alexandra is the sister of Scott and Jem's Father, Atticus Finch. Aunt is very much devoted to her family. According to Aunt, a good family is connected to propriety and traditions. She and Scout usually have conflict.

She wants Scout and Jem to learn this good breeding in order to keep the name of the family.

So, the correct answer is option first.

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