[Video] Q34: As used in line 46, “disposition” most nearly means

Explanation for Question 34 From the Reading Section on the 2018 April Sat

Hey guys. So question 34 says as using line 46 disposition, 2 most nearly means blank. So let's go back to line 46, 3 read it and replace disposition with our own word. 4 So line 46 is down here. 5 This says, I fear that if we fail to do it now, 6 as I'm give black people the right to vote, 7 when we not see for centuries to come the same disposition that exists at 8 this moment. So if we go back further, 9 what he's talking about with this disposition is this attitude or this current, 10 this current sense of mind, I think is the best way to put this 11 current sense of mind that people are like, 12 okay, these people deserve freedom. Just like us. 13 There's this push right now where everyone's finally agreeing and they're fighting against this 14 rebellion to make it so that black people can be freed. 15 And that the emancipation proclamation can go through. 16 He's saying that, you know, we may not see again for centuries to come 17 the same current, you know, belief that everyone has that existed this moment. 18 So that's what he's saying with disposition there. 19 And I believe that fits in with probably attitude, 20 this current attitude that exists, that seems to, 21 you know, correctly be what he's saying here. Let's look at other options as 22 current habit is not sure it's not a current habit that people have, 23 and it's not a current placement nor a settlement. 24 It's neither of those, the current attitude that people have that finally believe that 25 black people deserve the same rights as everyone.