which of the following text examples best supports the conclusion that phillips attitude toward timothy is changing
a He shares timothys optimistic view of their situation ******
b he accuses timothy of saving all the water for himself
c he yells at timothy when he is left alone on the beach
d he relies on timothy to describe what can be seen from the raft
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Anonymous the answer is D
Its D
Pretty sure it is D.
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To determine which of the given text examples best supports the conclusion that Phillips attitude toward Timothy is changing, we need to analyze each option.
a) "He shares Timothy's optimistic view of their situation" - This text example suggests that Phillips attitude towards Timothy is changing because he now shares Timothy's positive perspective.
b) "He accuses Timothy of saving all the water for himself" - This text example does not support the conclusion that Phillips attitude is changing towards Timothy. Rather, it implies a negative assumption or accusation.
c) "He yells at Timothy when he is left alone on the beach" - This text example does not necessarily indicate a change in Phillips attitude towards Timothy. It might simply be a reaction to being left alone on the beach.
d) "He relies on Timothy to describe what can be seen from the raft" - This text example does not directly suggest a change in Phillips attitude towards Timothy. It could be interpreted as a dependence on Timothy's observations, but it does not imply a change in attitude.
Based on the given options, the text example that best supports the conclusion that Phillips attitude toward Timothy is changing is option a) "He shares Timothy's optimistic view of their situation." This example indicates a shift in Phillips attitude to align with Timothy's positive perspective.