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The 'Murdstones' in David Copperfield are:

ABrother and Sister

BHusband and Wife

CFather and Son

DFather and Daughter

Answer:

A. Brother and Sister

Read Explanation:

David Copperfield

The Murdstones in Charles Dickens' novel "David Copperfield" are indeed:

  1. Mr. Murdstone: David's cruel and abusive stepfather.

  2. Miss Murdstone: Mr. Murdstone's equally cruel and abusive sister.

Both characters play a significant role in the novel, showcasing Dickens' critique of social ills and his advocacy for children's welfare.


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