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Read this excerpt from We've Got a Job.

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The following are the character attributes of Mrs. Hendricks that are best highlighted in the text above is D of her tenderness.

<h3>What is a trait?</h3>

A trait is a characteristic (attribute) that distinguishes a living thing. As a result, it refers to the specific qualities or characteristics that a living entity possesses.

We may infer and rationally derive from the excerpt above that one of Mrs. Hendricks' character traits that is best displayed in the text is her compassion because she cared so much about people that she launched the donation program.

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nekit [7.7K]2 years ago

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Mrs. Hendricks's character traits which is best highlighted in the excerpt above is: D. her compassion.

<h3>What is a trait?</h3>

A trait simply refers to a distinguishing characteristic (quality) of a living organism. Hence, it's the specific features or characteristics that are possessed by a living organism.

Based on the excerpt from "We've Got a Job," we can infer and logically deduce that the character traits for Mrs. Hendricks which is best highlighted in the excerpt above is her compassion because she cared so much about others and as such, she developed the donation initiative.

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