He objects to Ahab’s pursuit of a creature that is too cunning. Captain Ahab intends to save Starbuck while they are sailing on the seas. During their trip the boats are attacked by Mobydick. This is the reason why Captain Ahab objects to Starbuck's desire and he forgets about his promise.
Answer: The answer to the question above is option D.
Explanation: The phrase, "Driven in opposite directions" helps give us context clues by describing what is happening to the rubber bands because of torsion. If we use torsion on an object, using the context clue given to us, we can assume that the subject should be twisted or moved in opposite directions.
Answer:
Numbers 7, 9, and 10 are true. And number 8 is false.
