4. PART A: As used in line 5, what does the word "scornful" suggest about how Wheatley felt others regarded her race? A Distaste B Confidence C Acceptance D Envy

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Sanluck · Answer 1 · 2021-05-14T03:59:29+0000

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Distaste

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Since I do not have the passage this can be wrong but let's break it down. Scornful means you contempt someone. Acceptance and Confidence are automatically out. Envy maybe but i do not think its right

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