How does the train scene contribute to the author's explanation of Ida B. Wells' lifetime? A The scene illustrates the unfair tr
eatment and hostility people of color faced and against which Ida B. Wells fought. B The scene serves as the last straw, motivating Ida B. Wells to speak out against injustice. C The scene on the train illustrates the heightening tensions between blacks and whites during Wells' life. D The scene on the train provides an example of the daily injustice of segregation in transportation, which, according to the text, was just starting at this time in Wells' life.
The answer is C. Zachary has demonstrated that, although he is nervous, he is very well prepared for his audition and has learned from his past mistakes.
