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Read the given extract (Act III)

Match column A with column B.

Sr.No. A B
1. Dr. Thomas Stockmann Opportunist
2. Katherine Vulnerable
3. Peter Stockmann Honest and upright
4. Petra Coward
5. Hovstad timid but supportive
6. Billing Cuinng and corrupt
7. Aslaksen Courageous
Match the Columns
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Solution

Sr.No. A B
1. Dr. Thomas Stockmann Courageous
2. Katherine timid but supportive
3. Peter Stockmann Quinn and corrupt
4. Petra Honest and upright
5. Hovstad Opportunist
6. Billing Vulnerable
7. Aslaksen Coward
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Chapter 4.3: Extracts of Drama - (B) An Enemy of the People - Character [Page 195]

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Chapter 4.3 Extracts of Drama - (B) An Enemy of the People
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