Question

Read the excerpt from part 2 of Zeitoun. He set out alone for a while and before long, at the corner of Canal and Scott, he encountered a small boat. It was a military craft, with three men aboard: a soldier, a man with a video camera, and one holding a microphone and a notebook. They waved Zeitoun down and one of the men identified himself as a reporter. “What are you doing?” the reporter asked. “Just checking on friends’ houses. Trying to help,” Zeitoun said. “Who are you working with?” the reporter asked. “Anybody,” Zeitoun said. “I work with anybody.” What conclusion can readers draw about this character vs. character conflict? The men in the boat are unwilling to offer humanitarian aid. The men in the boat discourage Zeitoun’s rescue efforts. The men in the boat uphold the evacuation orders. The men in the boat are skeptical about Zeitoun’s behavior.

Answer 1

The men in the boat are skeptical about Zeitoun’s behavior. on Ed

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Answer 2

The answer is: The men in the boat are skeptical about Zeitoun’s behavior.

According to the excerpt from "Zeitoun," the reporter asks Zeitoun what he is doing and who he is working with, which suggests they have reservations about him.

The passage does not convey the men are unwilling to offer humanitarian aid, that they discourage Zeitoun's rescue efforts, or that they uphold the evacuation orders.