In “No Witchcraft for Sale,” the Farquars fail to treat Gideon as the intelligent adult he is because . they have seen how playful and sweet Gideon is around Teddy

they know Gideon has no formal education

they want him to continue to work as their servant

they assume that all people of Gideon’s race are inferior to them

The correct answer is D)

Explanation:                    

In the fourth paragraph of that story, there is an exchange between Gideon and his mistress about her child and his, and how it is that they both would soon grow up, one a slave the other a master.

Mrs Farquar responds in a manner that suggests that she believes her comment to be not only true but Gods will. She says: "Yes, Gideon, I was thinking the same...It is God’s will,”

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