What does the villagers' preference of the name "Grandma

Cobb" to "Madam Cobb" MOST imply about them?

A. their interest in outsiders

B. their respect for the elderly

of

f

C. their disdain for pretension

a

D. their lack of formal education

g

Respuesta :

Answer:

Option B

Explanation:

Option C is not correct as disdain means considering something is not worthy of while in the given question referring some one as madam is a matter of showing respect.

If the villagers have lacked formal education, then they would have not called grandma as madam. Hence, option D is also incorrect

Option A is also not correct or we can say it is partially correct but calling some one madam just not justify "showing interest in someone"

Hence, option B is incorrect