What did Colonel Lloyd's slaves boast about when meeting slaves from another plantation? A. The smartness and intelligence of their masters B. The wealth and ability to buy and sell slaves C. The generosity of their masters in providing food D. The kindness and fairness of their masters

The correct answer is B. The wealth and ability to buy and sell slaves.<br /><br />In the context of the passage, Colonel Lloyd's slaves are described as boasting about the wealth and ability of their masters to buy and sell slaves. This suggests that they were proud of their masters' financial success and power in the slave trade.