Question

Chapter 1: The Cobbler's Son

Answer 1

Answer for Blank 1:D

Answer for Blank 2:F

Answer for Blank 3:I

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Answer 2

Answer:

Answer 1: B

Answer 2: G

Answer 3: H

Explanation:

The character of Tommy, in "The Cobbler's Son", used to sit at the edge of the river to watch ships, but that was not the only thing he did. While sitting there, he would think and imagine the life of a sailor, as well as his life a sailor (Answer 2: option G) going for an adventure; for that reason, Tommy was an imaginative boy who yearned for adventure (Answer 1: option B). Moreover, he used to imagine himself sailing in those ships and seeking his fortune in foreign lands (Answer 3: option H).