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Read the following sentence.The newspaper reporter was dispatched to cover the breaking news story taking place in Seattle, Washington.Which answer choice best describes the connotation of dispatched?- It contains a positive connotation.- It contains a negative connotation.- It contains a neutral connotation.- It does not contain a connotation.
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