ladminister babies" hospital." (2) More nonsense," said Mr. Lare. (22) Don't talk to me about that woman( (24) You attend to your studies, and then to your home dulles, my dear (35) The talk rose anew, the three sisters continuing all to agree with Mr. Lane in his opinions about college, marriage and D.Bellair, yet to disagree violently among themselves. (36) Mrs. Williams rose to go, and in the full that followed the liquid note of a whippearwill met the girl's quick ear. (27) She quietly slipped out, unroficed. Pen Charate Peties Simat more Question Based on the passage which of the following choices best describes Mr.Lane's attitude toward Worlan's desire to go to college? He is very supportive of the idea and encourages her in her current lessons. He considers the idea to be amusing but worth discussing He is strongly opposed.and thinks the idea is ridculous. He thinks that it is a good idea for the Foole girls but not for Whian.

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ladminister babies" hospital." (2) More nonsense," said Mr. Lare. (22) Don't talk to me about that woman( (24) You attend to your studies, and then to your home dulles, my dear (35) The talk rose anew, the three sisters continuing all to agree with Mr. Lane in his opinions about college, marriage and D.Bellair, yet to disagree violently among themselves. (36) Mrs. Williams rose to go, and in the full that followed the liquid note of a whippearwill met the girl's quick ear. (27) She quietly slipped out, unroficed. Pen Charate Peties Simat more Question Based on the passage which of the following choices best describes Mr.Lane's attitude toward Worlan's desire to go to college? He is very supportive of the idea and encourages her in her current lessons. He considers the idea to be amusing but worth discussing He is strongly opposed.and thinks the idea is ridculous. He thinks that it is a good idea for the Foole girls but not for Whian.

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The correct answer is:**He is strongly opposed and thinks the idea is ridiculous.**### Explanation:In the passage, Mr. Lane dismisses the idea of a woman going to college with disdain. He refers to it as "nonsense" (line 22) and tells Whian not to talk to him about "that woman" (likely referring to someone advocating for women's education). Additionally, he advises her to focus on her studies and home duties instead, which reflects his traditional and dismissive attitude toward women pursuing higher education. This clearly shows that he is strongly opposed to the idea and finds it absurd.

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