an·tiq·ui·ty<span>anˈtikwədē/</span>noun1.the ancient past, especially the period before the Middle Ages."the great civilizations of antiquity"<span>synonyms:<span>ancient times, the ancient past, classical times, the distant past"the civilizations of antiquity"</span></span>
Explanation: Based on the information provided in the given sentence, the best definition of the expression "remote antiquity" is the corresponding to option A: distant past, we can know that by the context of the phrase, because the man wore a coat "dating back" to a remote antiquity (the phrase "dating back" gives the idea of a time in the past), and also by the definition of the individual words: antiquity means "from the ancient past" and remote means "distant."
Mildred can't remember where she and Montag met because she doesn't pay attention to the details. She mostly cares about the family and all of her electronics.
Explanation: Like in Matilda, the male voice is the narrator, but is not a character. If you haven't seen this movie, freaking watch it!!!!! It's amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
