Gulliver has a hard time explaining stories of England to his master because his master cannot comprehend the existence of such a corrupt system. He cannot understand how England works and exists because it doesn't make any sense to him.
Answer:
Molly.
Explanation:
In Charles Dickens's "Great Expectations', Mr. Abel Magwitch is a convict who Pip first came in contact with at the start of the story. Magwitch had threatened and scared Pip telling him to help him or else he will be killed. This encounter starts the story, and later on, after more than two decades, they meet again. And as far as Abel Magwitch is concerned, he does not have a legal wife but was with a a mentally unstable woman named Molly. Their relationship produced a daughter who later turned out to be Estella, the adopted daughter of Miss Havisham.
Answer:
He is impressed by her good sportsmanship, and comes to respect her
Explanation:
According to the excerpt from "The Challenge" by Jose Morales Sanchez, Jose and Estela play a game of racquetball and even though Jose feels he should win, he is however impressed by how Estela beat him and furthermore, how impressive her sportsmanship is.
The statement that best summarizes how Jose's feelings toward Estela have changed after the racquetball match is that after the match he is impressed by her good sportsmanship and grows even more fond of her.