Choose the word that best fits in the sentence: No matter how often his dad explained it, the relationship between income and spending remained ____________ to George. contemporary haggard inscrutable
Please help me.
I think c
Same here. You can just look the word up, and see which one fits the meaning of the sentence.
I did, I'm just making sure if my answer is right.
Alright, if C is what you thought, then good job.
Okay, thanks. You folks don't mind if you could answer several questions?
Sure, I'll try
My teacher didn't gave me any books to read so here it is: In "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," what is the cause of Walter's daydreams? his experience as a bomber pilot his dissatisfaction with his life his wife's constructive criticism
Give me a min to recall back this story.
Idk... you should check from someone else, but maybe A?
Okay, let's answer a different question for now.
In James Thurber's short story "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," in all of his fantasies Walter Mitty imagines that he is a ____________. pilot who saves his passengers' lives man who shows control in tough situations person who knows exactly how to follow orders
I read this story a long time ago... hold on :/
Alright.
Well, it's not C. I think his daydreams where about him being a hero... what do you think?
I never read this, sorry.
I haven't read this in a long time... so either A or B, check with someone else.
Hmm, either A or B.. alright.
Sorry I couldn't help more :(
Hello, could you answer this question: Which of the following statements best describes the relationship of Mr. and Mrs. Mitty in "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty"? She is deeply in love with him, but he no longer loves her. She is domineering, and he submits to her wishes. He makes all the decisions, and she meekly goes along with them.
I believe it's B. I remember that Mrs. Mitty didn't like Mr. Mitty's laziness.
In "The Secret Life of Walter Mitty," Walter's courtroom drama is triggered by ____________. his sudden recollection of what he needs at the store his overhearing a newsboy talking about a trial an article he reads in the hairdresser's shop
I don't remember this part, sorry :/
@vzfreakz I think it would be best if you actually read the story. I think you're talking about this one - http://www.newyorker.com/archive/1939/03/18/390318fi_fiction_thurber?currentPage=all
Go for it @vzfreakz =)
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