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In Act II, Scene 2, how does Mrs. Johnson feel about Beneatha getting an education?

AShe thinks Beneatha has become snobbish and self-centered.
BShe's proud that Beneatha is in school but wants her to be a nurse, not a doctor.
CShe believes Beneatha can be anything she wants to be.
DShe is jealous and wishes her kids had the same opportunity.

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meredith48034

The answer to the question is a

Answer:

A. She thinks Beneatha has become snobbish and self-centered.

Explanation:

In this scene, Mrs. Johnson goes to the Younger's house and Mrs. Younger receives her a give her pie and coffee, however, Mrs. Johnson after a dispute with Mrs. Younger leaves saying that "The Youngers are too much for me! You sure one proud-acting bunch of colored folks!" we can see that for her they are snobbish and she also thinks that feel superior of the other families there, she thinks the same about Beneatha, because she is studying to become a doctor, very high expectations.

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