Question

In "Handling Hermes," which phrase conveys the narrator's overall attitude in the story?

Question 3 options:

a)

"The downside to having such an amazing father..."


b)

"...I want to be part of his thrilling world of rodeos one day."


c)

"...but he was clearly upset with me."


d)

"I was discouraged..."

Question 4 (0.5 points)
Based on paragraph 6 of "Handling Hermes," what does it mean that Sara was discouraged?

Question 4 options:

a)

She felt brave.


b)

She felt scared.


c)

She felt angry.


d)

She felt disappointed.

Answer 1

The phrase reflecting the narrator's attitude in "Handling Hermes" is an expression of wanting to be part of the rodeo world, indicating aspiration and admiration. Sara feeling 'discouraged' means she was experiencing disappointment or a sense of being disheartened.

Step-by-step explanation:

In "Handling Hermes," the phrase that conveys the narrator's overall attitude in the story is option b) "...I want to be part of his thrilling world of rodeos one day." This phrase reflects the narrator's admiration and aspirational feelings towards the world of rodeos, which is likely to be a significant theme or element in the story.

Based on paragraph 6 of "Handling Hermes," when Sara was discouraged, it means that she felt option d) She felt disappointed. Being 'discouraged' generally refers to a state of being disheartened, which includes feelings of disappointment, a loss of confidence or enthusiasm, especially in the context of facing a challenge or setback.