Which statement best expresses how the two
passages are different?
In Wilde's play, Algernon has control over Cecily; in
Ibsen's play, Nora has control over her husband.
In Wilde's play, Algernon calls Cecily a child as a
term of endearment; in Ibsen's play, Helmer
compares Nora to a child to insult her.
* In Wilde's play, Algernon insults Cecily and treats
her like a child; in Ibsen's play, Helmer respects
and trusts Nora.
* In Wilde's play, the characters constantly criticize
one another; in Ibsen's play, Nora and her husband
admire each other.

The statement that revealed the exact opposite of the passage is the second one. So it is, " In Wilde's play, the characters constantly criticize one another; in Ibsen's play, Nora and her husband admire each other."

What is the best contradiction in the passage?

Ibsen's play ends with a couple splitting up, while Wilde's play ends with characters becoming couples.

While the characters in Wilde's play are continuously critiquing one another, Nora and her husband are admired in Ibsen's play.

Therefore, the second statement proves to be the right expression of why both the passages of the plays are different.

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