The upper class consider their wealth
a. as much of a burden as a blessing because it overshadows their individual achievements.
b. as belonging to the family line, not to individuals.
c. the most important factor in determining their upper-class status.
d. totally unimportant; merely a matter-of-fact good fortune.
b
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What will be an ideal response?
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