"‘There is more land there than you could cover if you walked a year, and it all belongs to the Bashkirs. They are as simple as sheep, and land can be got almost for nothing.’"

What can be inferred about Pahom’s sense of morality from this passage?

A. He envies the simplicity of the Bashkirs’ lifestyle.

B. He believes he will be helping the Bashkirs by buying their land.

C. He is willing to take advantage of others to get what he wants.

D. He is willing to work land that belongs to someone else.

Question

"‘There is more land there than you could cover if you walked a year, and it all belongs to the Bashkirs. They are as simple as sheep, and land can be got almost for nothing.’"

What can be inferred about Pahom’s sense of morality from this passage?


A. He envies the simplicity of the Bashkirs’ lifestyle.
		
B. He believes he will be helping the Bashkirs by buying their land.
		
C. He is willing to take advantage of others to get what he wants.
		
D. He is willing to work land that belongs to someone else.

anonymous · Answer

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esshotwired · Answer

I honestly have no idea >.< I am reading it over and over again but it just sounds foreign to me. sorry. you can try asking @Compassionate or @kelliegirl33

anonymous · Answer

That's what I'm doing too. lol. I hate English. 
Thank you though :)

anonymous · Answer

He is willing to take advantage of others to get what he wants. Check this out and see what you think... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/How_Much_Land_Does_a_Man_Need%3F