As he looks back at the events narrated in "Shooting an Elephant," Orwell admits that he shot the elephant because

he did not want to appear foolish or weak in front of the crowd

the elephant posed a great danger to the crowd

he hoped to receive the admiration of the other British officers

a Burmese laborer had been trampled to death

Question

As he looks back at the events narrated in "Shooting an Elephant," Orwell admits that he shot the elephant because 

     he did not want to appear foolish or weak in front of the crowd

        the elephant posed a great danger to the crowd

        he hoped to receive the admiration of the other British officers

        a Burmese laborer had been trampled to death

paki · Answer

he hoped to receive the admiration of the other British officers

anonymous · Answer

Great, thanks!