Answer:
see the exercise as a personal reward
He is not seeing the real problem or situation. I assume this would be a characteristic of the Hodja.
You could say, for instance, “the runner’s speed”. This says that the runner owns how fast he/she goes.
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Mark Twain at the time was a struggling writer. He and his friend needed three dollars for
something urgent. As he tried to find a
way, he saw a dog at a hotel. While
playing with it, General Miles came and asked if he can buy it. He said it costs three dollars and sold it to
the general. Later a man approached him
and asked him if he had seen his dog.
Realizing that he was the true owner, he looked for the general and asks
to get the dog back. He returned the
money and gave the dog to its owner who gave him three dollars as a reward.
The best answer would be A. to raise questions the reader will want answered. it will make the reader continue reading
