Answer: b) revolutinary, unlucky, ingenious.
Explanation:
Personally, I believe his luck fell bad throughout his lifetime but his work was still very revoluntionay to the country, as well as inventive (ingenious).
A. seems wrong because he wasn't seen as resourceful because of his luck. He also didn't seem selfish as his intentions weren't bad.
C. Seems wrong because I feel as if his "unluckiness" caused him to not be considered a businessman. I'm not sure about weather to consider him "perserverant" or not.
Answer:
The distance is double then one line, double for type written. One line for hand printed.
As he see’s the sparkle of light the answer would be
C. (Sight)
In the short story 'Paul's Case: A Study in Temperament' by Willa
Carthur, the reason Paul goes to work is that he has finally found a job
and a life that he enjoys, and is keen to ensure he does not lose it.
However, as we learn later in the story, he is not as happy as he seems
at first.
