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How does Claudia's perspective on beauty differ from Pecola's?

AClaudia rejects the standard of beauty, while Pecola yearns for it.

BClaudia embraces white beauty, while Pecola does not.

CClaudia and Pecola share the same views on beauty.

DClaudia believes beauty is internal, while Pecola ignores it.

Answer:

A. Claudia rejects the standard of beauty, while Pecola yearns for it.

Read Explanation:

Claudia questions and even destroys white dolls, resisting white beauty norms. Pecola, however, yearns to conform, believing blue eyes will make her lovable.


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