Question

By confronting the Squire, the reader can infer that Herbert - A is very interested in finding a job to support the family now that his father has died B is concerned about his mother losing her job and wants to protect her the need to talk about his father's recent death with someone who was close to his father D feels the need to explain why his father was not able to save any money

Answer 1

Answer:

B.

Explanation:

'Do and Dare; or, A Brave Boy's Fight for Fortune' is a novel written by Horatio Alger, Jr. The novel is about Herbert Carr, son of war widow.

In the story, when Herbert got to know that his mother's post as a Postmaster is about to be taken away through Squire Walsingham's recommendation, he decides to confront him the veryy next morning.

By confronting the Squire, the readers can infer of Herbert that he is concerned about his mother losing her job. As their family dependent upon her job for living. So, he decides to protect her and her job.

Therefore, option B is correct.