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7. How does the Parson compare to the other church
figures: the Nun, the Monk, and the Friar?
A. He is different from the others because he is a
fraud.
B. He is different from the others because he is car-
ing and unselfish.
C. He is similar to the others in terms of age.
D. He is similar to the others in terms of being a reli-
gious and moral person.
E. He is similar to the others in terms of being mor-
ally corrupt and un-Christian.
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