Read the passage from a raisin in the sun.

walter (amiably, as he sits himself easily on a chair, leaning forward on his knees with interest and looking expectantly into the newcomer's face): what can we do for you, mr. lindner!

lindner (some minor shuffling of the hat and briefcase on his knees): well—i am a representative of the clybourne park improvement association—

walter (pointing): why don't you sit your things on the floor?

lindner: oh—yes. you. (he slides the briefcase and hat under the chair.) and as i was saying—i am from the clybourne park improvement association and we have had it brought to our attention at the last meeting that you people—or at least your mother—has bought a piece of residential property at—(he digs for the slip of paper o six clybourne street . .

walter: that's right. care for something to drink? ruth, get mr. lindner a beer.

lindner (upset for some reason): oh—no, really. i mean you very much, but no you.

which connotations are associated with the word representative as it is used in this passage? select two options.

official

exceptional

authoritative

legislative

manipulative