Um what do we have to do ?
The correct option would be <span>4. Consider the criticism as a learning experience. This is the only constructive way to receive criticism: it is just another opportunity to improve. Not responding to it is not necessarily an answer, because entering a debate may be constructive. Ignoring it is certainly not advisable. Responding to it with your own criticism would be a defensive attitude. Asking your best friend isn't an option because a friend probably isn't competent enough to judge on the matter, and he or she may support you even though you are wrong.
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The best answer for this question would be:
The reaction that Johnson had at Stewart was that he was
confused, but he was ready for open fire. This represented at a possible mutiny
that Stewart did, it caused hismen to disobey him and to follow Johnson instead
which triggered Stewart’s actions.
