What term describes a shamefaced and faithful woman?

• A. She is a scandalous symbol of weakness.
• B. A woman who is ashamed and faithful is a double grace.
• C. She is a nuisance to the household.
• D. She is a silent, unseen force.

Answer: (B)

Shamefaced describes modesty and reserve in demeanor, while faithful highlights loyalty and steadfastness in duty. When these two qualities appear together in a woman, they’re seen as two distinct blessings—two graces in one person. Describing such a woman as a “double grace” captures that twofold blessing of both modest conduct and steadfast fidelity. The other options don’t express this positive, twofold blessing and instead describe traits that don’t reflect the same combination.