3. PART B: Which phrase from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A. “intending any mischief” (Paragraph 8)
B. “came to do Midas a favor” (Paragraph 8)
C. “the stranger gazed about the room” (Paragraph 9)
D. “glistened upon all the golden objects” (Paragraph 9) 3. PART B: Which phrase from the text best supports the answer to Part A? A. “intending any mischief” (Paragraph 8)
B. “came to do Midas a favor” (Paragraph 8)
C. “the stranger gazed about the room” (Paragraph 9)
D. “glistened upon all the golden objects” (Paragraph 9)
We said that lustrous means Sneaky and mischievous so part b is C? because the stranger is looking around the objects?
Either C or D.
C indicates what he does.
D indicates what he's greedy for.
Let me know what you decide.
Am I incorrect?
I AM KAGE DUDE SO I WILL CHOOSE D
I actually chose A
To determine which phrase best supports the answer to Part A, we can analyze the given options.
Part A asks for the meaning of the word "lustrous" in the context of the text. The text does not explicitly mention that "lustrous" means "sneaky and mischievous." Instead, we need to look for a phrase that describes the stranger's behavior or characteristics related to the word "lustrous."
Among the given options, phrases A and B do not provide direct information about the stranger's behavior or characteristics related to "lustrous." However, phrases C and D are more closely related to the stranger's actions.
Phrase C describes the stranger gazing around the room, which implies a sense of fascination or admiration for the golden objects. This behavior aligns with the meaning of "lustrous," as it suggests that the stranger is attracted to or fascinated by the radiant beauty of the objects.
On the other hand, phrase D describes how the golden objects "glistened," emphasizing their lustrous quality. While this phrase does highlight the attribute of lustrousness, it does not directly support the answer to Part A.
Therefore, the phrase from the text that best supports the answer to Part A is C.