Which of the following text example supports the conclusion that father will never stop building things?
A) He build financial hardship it causes.
B) After setting a kite free, he offers to build separate kites for Miss Whitlaw Robin and moon shadow.
C) He compares tables and diagrams to those that were sent.
D) he dictates a new letter to the Wrights while Moon shadow writes.
Pick 2 answers
My answers are: A and B
The book is dragon wings
Yes, you are correct.
To determine which of the given text examples supports the conclusion that the father will never stop building things, we need to analyze each option:
A) "He build financial hardship it causes" - This sentence does not directly relate to the father's inclination to build things. It is talking about a financial hardship caused by building, but it does not indicate that the father will continue building despite this hardship.
B) "After setting a kite free, he offers to build separate kites for Miss Whitlaw Robin and moon shadow" - This sentence suggests that after building a kite and setting it free, the father offers to build more kites for others. This supports the idea that he has an ongoing desire to build things.
C) "He compares tables and diagrams to those that were sent" - This sentence does not provide any information about the father's inclination for building things. It mentions comparing tables and diagrams but does not indicate his intention to continue building.
D) "He dictates a new letter to the Wrights while Moon shadow writes" - Building is not mentioned in this sentence, so it does not directly support the conclusion that the father will never stop building things.
From the given options, the text example that supports the conclusion that the father will never stop building things is option B: "After setting a kite free, he offers to build separate kites for Miss Whitlaw Robin and moon shadow."