In “The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog,” what sets Good Running apart from the other people in the village?
A. He is a skilled hunter and warrior who can survive on his own.
B. He is compassionate and willing to look beyond people's prejudices.
C. He is slow-witted, and other people take advantage of his kindness.
D. He is powerful enough to frighten others into obeying his wishes.

Question

In “The Orphan Boy and the Elk Dog,” what sets Good Running apart from the other people in the village?
  A. He is a skilled hunter and warrior who can survive on his own. 	
  B. He is compassionate and willing to look beyond people's prejudices. 	
  C. He is slow-witted, and other people take advantage of his kindness. 	
  D. He is powerful enough to frighten others into obeying his wishes.

anonymous · Answer

i put that and got it wrong