This is about why <span>Charlotte Perkins Gilman, the author of "The Yellow Wallpaper" wrote it and the reason why she most likely sent a copy of her story to her former physician is that she wanted to show her physician that his treatment plan was wrong. The answer would be option C.</span>
4. would be Carla, would you please come move over here.
You can immediately eliminate that Stewart did not agree with the protest. He is sending the word out that the protest is going to begin. If he didn't agree he wouldn't make the announcement. There is also no indication that Stewart thought the march would end segregation. This leaves two options which are accurate to the passage, but which one do the direct quotes help? The quotes do not help readers understand not everyone really understood there would be a protest. They do however show that the protesters would be arrested, since one of the direct quotes informs them to bring toothbrushes.
Answer:
B. John was accepted for the program, but Bill was not.