4. How does the term "heart-wrenching" contribute to the author's description of Wheatley's separation
from her family? (Paragraph 6)
A It highlights Wheatley's love for her family.
B It suggests that Wheatley was physically hurt.
С It reveals that Wheatley forgot about her family.
D It emphasizes how emotionally painful it was for
Wheatley.
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D. It emphasizes how emotionally painful it was for Wheatley.

Explanation:

Defintion of heart-wrenching: "extremely sad or distressing."

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