Read these sentences from the passage about Alexander Fleming.

"Frightfully damp weather!" he exclaimed. "Good for mold, though. Well, as long as it's there, let's have a closer look at it!"

What is the best conclusion that can be drawn from Alexander Fleming's words?

A.
Alexander Fleming had a strong curiosity.

B.
Alexander Fleming loved damp weather.

C.
Alexander Fleming had a habit of wasting things.

D.
Alexander Fleming was unhappy that mold was growing in the Petri dish.

Question

Read these sentences from the passage about Alexander Fleming. 


"Frightfully damp weather!" he exclaimed. "Good for mold, though. Well, as long as it's there, let's have a closer look at it!"


What is the best conclusion that can be drawn from Alexander Fleming's words?
 
 A.
Alexander Fleming had a strong curiosity.
 
 B.
Alexander Fleming loved damp weather.
 
 C.
Alexander Fleming had a habit of wasting things.
 
 D.
Alexander Fleming was unhappy that mold was growing in the Petri dish.

anonymous · Answer

In my personal opinion I would say A or C, but thats all