Question

Which statement best describes Lindner's tone based on his use of the phrase you people? Lindner's tone is aggressive and sarcastic. Lindner's tone is neutral and respectful O Lindner's tone is concerned and sorrowful. O Lindner's tone is divisive and condescending. In this passage from act 2, Mr. Lindner, a representative from the Clybourne Park neighborhood, visits the family. LINDNER (some minor shuffling of the hat and briefcase on his knees): Well-I am a representative of the Clybourne Park Improvement Association- WALTER (pointing): Why don't you sit your things on the floor? LINDNER: Oh-yes. Thank you. (He slides the briefcase and hat under the chair.) And as I was saying I am from the Clybourne Park Improvement Association and we have had it brought to our attention at the last meeting that you people-or at least your mother-has bought a piece of residential property at-(He digs for the slip of paper again.)-four o six Clybourne Street ... -A Raisin in the Sun, Lorraine Hansberry​

Answer 1

Answer: Lindner's tone is divisive and condescending

Explanation:

The statement that best describes Lindner's tone based on his use of the phrase you people is that "Lindner's tone is divisive and condescending".

Lindner's tone shows unfriendliness and he's also showing that he's superior to them. He's arrogant and the way he spoke shows unfriendliness as well.

Therefore, the answer is "Lindner's tone is divisive and condescending"

Answer 2

Answer:

D - Lindner’s tone is divisive and condescending.

Explanation:

I Just Did It On Edge :)