Which of the following text examples best supports the conclusion that Phillip's attitude toward timothy changing?
A. He share's Timothy's optimistic view of their situation
B. He accuses Timothy of saving all the water for him self
C. He yells at Timothy when he is left on the beach
D. He relies on Timothy to describe what can be seen from the raft
Phillip and Timothy who?
Title and author of the work??
I happen to know which story you refer to, but you MUST tell us the title and author of the story you are reading. As for your question, if you had read the story, you'd know there is one correct answer. When you can suggest which of the choices is correct, I'll be glad to check your work.
The book i'm reading is called "The Cay" by Theodore Taylor. I kinda go between C or A.
To determine which of the text examples best supports the conclusion that Phillip's attitude toward Timothy is changing, we need to review each option and evaluate its relationship to the conclusion.
A. The statement "He shares Timothy's optimistic view of their situation" indicates that Phillip's attitude may be aligning with Timothy's positive outlook. This suggests a potential change in Phillip's attitude towards Timothy.
B. The accusation that "Timothy is saving all the water for himself" does not directly indicate a change in Phillip's attitude. It merely shows a potential conflict or disagreement between the two characters.
C. The fact that Phillip yells at Timothy when he is left on the beach could imply anger or frustration. However, it does not necessarily indicate a change in Phillip's overall attitude towards Timothy.
D. The statement "He relies on Timothy to describe what can be seen from the raft" suggests a dependence on Timothy's observations. This reliance could signify trust and a shift in Phillip's attitude towards Timothy.
Based on the analysis, option D seems to best support the conclusion that Phillip's attitude toward Timothy is changing. By relying on Timothy's descriptions, Phillip demonstrates a growing trust and reliance on his companion.
I think there's a better answer. What was Philip's attitude toward Timothy at the beginning of the story and HOW does it change, and why? Read the story and stop guessing. You've made two guesses. We won't respond to this question again.
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.Very helpful Reed.....Veeeerrrrry helpful.
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