Question

read the excerpt. the boy and girl view miss brill with a remorse. b respect. c affection. d disdain. just at that moment, a boy and girl came sat down where the old couple had been. they were beautifully dressed; they were in love. the hero and heroine, of course, just arrived from hi fathers yacht. and still soundlessly singing, still with that trembling smile, miss brill prepared to listen.
o, not now,\ said the girl.
ot here, i cant.\ \but why? because of that stupid old thing the end there?\ asked the boy. \why does she come here at all--who wants her? why doesnt she keep her silly old mug at home?\ \its her fur which is so funny,\ giggled the

Explanation:

The boy refers to Miss Brill as a "stupid old thing" and questions why she comes to the park, also calling her "silly old mug". The girl giggles about Miss Brill's fur, showing a mocking attitude. "Disdain" means a feeling of contempt or lack of respect, which matches their negative and mocking view of Miss Brill. "Remorse" is regret, "respect" is positive regard, and "affection" is warmth, all of which don't fit their tone.

Answer:

D. disdain