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Sever21 [200]
2 years ago
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Why does the Time Traveller refuse to tell the story, at first in The Time Machine? A. Because he is afraid the others won’t bel

ieve him. B. Because he wants to take a long nap before talking. C. Because he is so hungry that he insists he eat before speaking. D. Because he’s unsure if he can trust his party guests.
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Maurinko [17]2 years ago
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The Time Traveler refuse to tell the story, at first, in The Time Machine because he is afraid the others won’t believe him.

<h3>What is time travelling?</h3>

Time travelling is a travelling in other time, such as  moving in past or future. Time travelling is currently not possible, but it is possible due to the theory of relativity of time.

Thus, the correct option is A. Because he is afraid the others won’t believe him.

Learn more about time travelling

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