Question

Which of these sentences BEST describes wingspan’s character?



wingspan is a wise man who can guide Tom.



wingspan can advise Tom about making money.



wingspan is a cheerful, optimistic man.



wingspan is a serious man with no sense of humor.

Answer 1

The wind was howling past our cabin, and the rain threatened to burst in our rude window. We had a great wood fire crackling and sputtering on the hearth, by which I was sitting mending a whip, while Tom was lying in his bunk groaning disconsolately at the chance which had led him to such a place.

"Cheer up, Tom—cheer up," said I. "No man ever knows what may be awaiting him."

"Ill luck, ill luck, Jack," he answered. "I always was an unlucky dog. Here have I been three years in this abominable country; and I see lads fresh from England jingling the money in their pockets, while I am as poor as when I landed. Ah, Jack, if you want to keep your head above water, old friend, you must try your fortune away from me."

"Nonsense, Tom; you're down in your luck to-night. But hark! Here's some one coming outside. wingspan Wharton, by the tread; he'll rouse you, if any man can."

Even as I spoke the door was flung open, and honest wingspan Wharton, with the water pouring from him, stepped in, his hearty red face looming through the haze like a harvest-moon. He shook himself, and after greeting us sat down by the fire to warm himself.

Answer 2

@indigoeve

Answer 3

who is Wingspan in this story?

Answer 4

Look its free thinker

Answer 5

there's Jack and there's Tom in the story line
Who is WINGSPAN in the story?

Answer 6

yes there is

Answer 7

read it

Answer 8

who is Wingspan?

Answer 9

Cheer up Tom, Cheer up... said I
the I here is Jack

Answer 10

"Nonsense, Tom; you're down in your luck to-night. But hark! Here's some one coming outside. wingspan Wharton, by the tread; he'll rouse you, if any man can."

Even as I spoke the door was flung open, and honest wingspan Wharton, with the water pouring from him, stepped in, his hearty red face looming through the haze like a harvest-moon. He shook himself, and after greeting us sat down by the fire to warm himself.

Answer 11

now you're reading ... what do you think is Mr D!ck Wharton's role in the story?

Answer 12

ive been reading i just need help thats why im asking

Answer 13

guess?

Answer 14

start with a guess then start justifying based on the passage

Answer 15

i was thinking a or d

Answer 16

and why not about the money?

Answer 17

idk thats why im asking

Answer 18

you have to justify based on the passage given to you or the whole story if you've read it!

Answer 19

nvm then

Answer 20

in literary analysis or verbal reasoning, there are different ways at arriving with the best answer (meaning all answers may be correct). We first eliminate what does not fit the most

Answer 21

does the line or passage about the money have anything to do with Mr. Wharton?

Answer 22

noo

Answer 23

good! so that's gone

Answer 24

is there anywhere in the passage to suggest that Mr. Wharton is a wise man?

Answer 25

noo

Answer 26

I can give you the best answer, but you will have to start thinking for yourself and arm yourself with methodologies that can guide you in your studies :)
by elimination method, the only thing that described Mr. Wharton is that he may rouse Tom if anyone else can...
WHAT ON EARTH DOES THE WORD ROUSE MEAN?

Answer 27

Bring out of sleep; awaken.

Answer 28

a?

Answer 29

and i will and idk lol

Answer 30

You're still not positive with your answer.

Answer 31

i really dont have time i have 5 more minutes

Answer 32

Test huh?

Answer 33

noo my mom is waiting for me ouyside of school to go to a dentist appointment

Answer 34

I suppose you should go then, come back to this later and think, think and think...

Answer 35

i omly have two more questions left

Answer 36

i cant school is over today summer school

Answer 37

You know, no one wants a toothache.

Answer 38

are you helping or not

Answer 39

Ok, as Free thinker has explained - A and B are cut off right?

Answer 40

So we have C and D

Answer 41

is it d

Answer 42

can you please hurry not trying to be rude

Answer 43

Is Mr.Wharton Cheerful?

Answer 44

nooo

Answer 45

Ok, so now you have an answer!

Congratulations, you took a lot of time - Just to think harder..

Answer 46

Which of these sentences does NOT have a spelling error?



Ray was a quite child.



Their are many ways to learn English.



Gregory said, “Your very smart!”



Sheldon and Rita pampered their children.

Answer 47

is not C

Answer 48

i really dont have a lot time

Answer 49

thanks sooo much gtg

Answer 50

Bye-Bye

Answer 51

The answer is D. Sheldon and Rita pampered their children.