Context:The uniform 's getting a little shabby . So 's the gardener but let 's just not go there . I have a friend , let 's call him Joe because that 's actually his name , upon whose routines I could invariably set my watch . It gave me comfort , knowing that even though I was in Minneapolis hours away from him , at 8:15 in the morning he was in a certain cafe , tearing his paper apart ( sports first ) and eating his bagel in a particular way .
Question Why does the narrator judge the gardener ?
Answer:
OPTIONS:
- The narrator is noticing their laziness .
- The narrator is noticing their uncleanliness .
- None of the above choices .
- The narrator is noticing their sleepiness .
The narrator is noticing their uncleanliness .
Sammanhang: Uniformen börjar bli lite sjabbig. Så är trädgårdsmästaren, men låt oss inte gå dit. Jag har en vän, låt oss kalla honom Joe eftersom det är faktiskt hans namn, på vars rutiner jag alltid kunde ställa min klocka. Det gav mig tröst, att veta att även om jag var i Minneapolis timmar bort från honom, vid 8:15 på morgonen var han i ett visst café, riva hans papper isär (sport först) och äta hans bagel på ett visst sätt. Fråga Varför dömer berättaren trädgårdsmästaren? Svar: ALTERNATIV: - Berättaren lägger märke till deras lättja. - Berättaren märker deras orenhet. - Inget av ovanstående val. - Berättaren märker deras sömnighet.
Context: The uniform is getting a little shabby. That's the gardener, but let's not go there. I have a friend, let's call him Joe because it's actually his name, on whose routine I could always set my watch. It gave me comfort, knowing that although I was in Minneapolis hours away from him, at 8:15 in the morning he was in a certain cafe, tearing his papers apart (sport first) and eating his bagel in a certain way. Ask Why does the narrator judge the gardener? Answer: ALTERNATIVE: - The narrator notices their laziness. - The narrator notices their impurity. - None of the above choices. - The narrator notices their sleepiness.
Berättaren lägger märke till deras orenhet.
The narrator notices their uncleanness.