<em>“The Inside Search” </em>by Zora Neale Hurston is about racial discrimination. The Episcopal hymnbook makes her curious as the book lacked the music to the hymns.
<h3>What is a viewpoint?</h3>
A viewpoint is a point of perspective from which the things and person are evaluated and considered so that a thought or an idea can be created.
In the story, the writer is curious that the Episcopal does not have any rhyming or music that makes it very plain and ordinary without being entertained.
Therefore, the viewpoint that option B. the book lacked music makes the author curious.
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