Read the excerpt from eighty years and more: reminiscences, 1815-1897. how well i remember my joy in receiving that prize. there was no sentiment of ambition, rivalry, or triumph over my companions, nor feeling of satisfaction in receiving this honor in the presence of those assembled on the day of the exhibition. one thought alone filled my mind. "now," said i, "my father will be satisfied with me." based on the excerpt, which question would best the reader understand stanton’s view of her achievement? who was stanton’s rival at the academy? how did stanton win a prize? whose opinion matters to stanton? why was stanton offered a prize?

Whose opinion matters to Stanton? is the question that would best help the reader undertand Stanton's view of achievement. The writer is a woman and her father always wanted her to be a boy. The writer's brother died when she was a little girl and her father could never overcome this death. The writer, Stanton, has always wanted to please her father; she has always wanted to be like a boy. Therefore, it is his father's opinion that matters to her.

the answer is c) Who's opinion mattered to Stanton?

Explanation:

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