3. which of the following inferences about walter is best supported by his conversation with george…

3. which of the following inferences about walter is best supported by his conversation with george murchison? a walter is a bitter, angry man who makes fun of george because he is jealous of his wealth and feels angry at his condescension. b walter is drunk, so he doesnt mean all of the terrible things he says to george about being a college student. c walter is insightful and eloquent when he is drunk as he describes his various frustrations with not being able to get ahead in the world no matter how hard he works. d walter loves beneatha very much, so he thinks she could do much better than george because he is an assimilationist.

3. which of the following inferences about walter is best supported by his conversation with george murchison? a walter is a bitter, angry man who makes fun of george because he is jealous of his wealth and feels angry at his condescension. b walter is drunk, so he doesnt mean all of the terrible things he says to george about being a college student. c walter is insightful and eloquent when he is drunk as he describes his various frustrations with not being able to get ahead in the world no matter how hard he works. d walter loves beneatha very much, so he thinks she could do much better than george because he is an assimilationist.

Answer

Brief Explanation:

Analyze Walter's character and his motivations in the conversation with George. Walter shows jealousy and anger towards George's wealth and condescension. He is bitter and makes fun of George as described in option A. There is no clear indication in the conversation that he is drunk (ruling out B and C), and while his feelings about Beneatha and George may be present, the main inference from the conversation is his bitterness and jealousy as in A.

Answer:

A. Walter is a bitter, angry man who makes fun of George because he is jealous of his wealth and feels angry at his condescension.