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What can the reader mainly infer about Coleman from the following passage (paragraph 15)?

“Coleman's funeral in Jacksonville on May 2, 1926, was attended by more than 5,000 mourners, many who were
prominent members of black society. Three days later her body arrived in Orlando, Fla., where thousands more attended
a funeral at Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church. Her final journey took her back to Chicago, where more than 10,000
people filed past her coffin to pay final respects before her burial in the Lincoln Cemetery”.

A. She lessened discrimination against African Americans.

B. She had always craved attention.

C. She was widely popular in America.

D. She was practically unknown in her homeland.

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I think it is D.she was practically unknown in her homeland
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The thing which the reader can mainly infer about Coleman from the following passage (paragraph 15) is:

  • D. She was practically unknown in her homeland.

What is Inference?

This refers to the use of deduction to draw conclusions about something based on available evidence.

With this in mind and from the given passage, there is the use of inference to draw some conclusions about Coleman based on the interactions in paragraph which is that she is practically unknown in her homeland.

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