Which detail from the passage best supports the idea that Giovanni is wary of the man in the garden?
A.
"The man's demeanor was that of one walking among malignant influences, such as savage beasts, which, should he allow them one moment of license, would wreak upon him some terrible fatality."
B.
"Nothing could exceed the intentness with which this scientific gardener examined every shrub which grew in his path."
C.
"He had a face singularly marked with intellect, but which could never, even in his more youthful days, have expressed much warmth of heart."
D.
"It was a tall, emaciated, and sickly looking man, dressed in a scholar's garb of black."

Question

Which detail from the passage best supports the idea that Giovanni is wary of the man in the garden?
 A. 
"The man's demeanor was that of one walking among malignant influences, such as savage beasts, which, should he allow them one moment of license, would wreak upon him some terrible fatality."
 B. 
"Nothing could exceed the intentness with which this scientific gardener examined every shrub which grew in his path."
 C. 
"He had a face singularly marked with intellect, but which could never, even in his more youthful days, have expressed much warmth of heart."
 D. 
"It was a tall, emaciated, and sickly looking man, dressed in a scholar's garb of black."

Judithem · Answer

yes A is correct.

SophiaH4602 · Answer

he answered his own question😂