Answer:
D) It teaches the reader to expect impulsive behavior from Mr. White's interactions with the guest the Whites are expecting.
Explanation:
The correct answer is It teaches the reader to expect impulsive behavior from Mr. White's interactions with the guest the Whites are expecting. His chess play is characterized as "involving radical chances" that expose his most valuable game piece. He ignores the apprehension of his wife and tries to distract his son from his "fatal mistake."
Answer:
A. Somber/Sadness
Explanation:
The sigh implies this answer, and excitement and anger do not make sense in this context.
No idea the question doesn't make sense.<span />
Answer:
C.
Explanation:
I read the passage and the question in your comments and in my opinion it makes sense for it to be: by showing that only the threat of war has ever caused the British to alter their oppressive policies.
I'm not 100% sure of course because I'm not a genius but I'm quite sure that's it.
