Answer: are you in college sorry i dont know the answer i am in 5th grade sorry for that./;'\
Explanation:
Its C <span>Many people will take the ferry and have an experience similar to the narrator’s</span>
The interaction between the characters shows that Winterbourne is very excited to visit the castle with Miss Miller.
<h3>Why can we come to this conclusion?</h3>
- Because Winterbourne thinks Miss Miller is very pretty.
- Because he's trying to get her attention.
- Because he expects her to like him.
Winterbourne takes a keen interest in Miss Miller because she is young, beautiful, and single. He tried to get her attention, but she didn't show much interest until he invited her to visit a castle. She was very excited about the invitation and he was extremely excited at the prospect of being seen with such a beautiful and interesting girl.
He knows little about Miss Miller, but her presence attracts his attention and he wants to attract her attention as well.
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Answer:
- Prejudiced, racist.
Explanation:
As per the given description, Irving is 'prejudiced' as he has developed negative feelings about outgroups, but he would not be called 'racist' as there is no description provided that he promotes his club as superior due to their color or discriminate the other group due to their 'race'. He is however 'prejudiced' or 'partial' towards the members of other student clubs as he must be possessing a preconceived notion about them which makes him form an 'adverse or negative judgment or opinion about them'(view the other groups impulsively) without considering the facts.
