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1.how do you drink
2.how muchyou drink
3.your body weight
5.how much food is in the stomach
The correct answer is C. Mr. Pontellier's opinions offend his father-in-law.
Explanation
According to the extract, it can be inferred that Mr. Pontellier's opinions offend his father-in-law because this is explicitly expressed in the statement when he says "He made an effort, in a general way, to express a particular disapproval, and he only managed to arouse the anger and opposition from his father-in-law. " Furthermore it can be inferred that Mr. Pontellier's opinions cause anger in his father-in-law because he was against horse racing unlike his father-in-law as expressed in this excerpt "Mr. Pontellier himself had no particular inclination towards horse racing, and even more like discouraging it as a hobby. " Therefore, the correct answer is C. Mr. Pontellier's opinions offend his father-in-law.
The meaning of “eternally burning black pipes”refers to the physical looking and especifically the faces of the firemen involved in the story.
It implies the colour of cinders and ash about them, and the continual smell of burning from their pipes. In this regard, the story describes a fireman having black hair, black brows, a fiery face, and a blue-steel shaved and unshaved look. These men were all mirror-images of the main character that the autor wants readers to know through his looks as well as his proclivities.
To the grocery store to buy a pickle.