OG3 阅读 Q35

Choice C is the best answer. Wollstonecraft argues that women should be granted an education comparable to men's so that truth is "common to all" (lines 41-46"Contending...its"). Wollstonecraft states that education will "strengthen [women's] reason till she comprehend her duty" (lines 49-50"ought...what"). In this context, Wollstonecraft is arguing that education will improve women's "reason," or intellect, and allow women to consider their role in society.
Choices A, B, and D are incorrect because in this context "reason" does not mean motive, sanity, or explanation.