Question

what type of connotation is the underlined word of the following passage from the great gatsby? \it faced—or seemed to face—the whole eternal world for an instant, and then concentrated on you with an irresistible prejudice in your favour.\ negative positive neutral

Explanation:

To determine the connotation of "irresistible", we analyze its meaning and context. "Irresistible" means something that cannot be resisted, and in the context of "prejudice in your favour", it implies a favorable, appealing quality. Positive connotations are associated with favorable or pleasant associations, so "irresistible" here has a positive connotation.

Answer:

B. positive