Question

Part A

In paragraph 11, what does the phrase drag-footed imply about Chow
O He is too busy to go fishing.
He feels too exhausted to go fishing.
O He wants his mother to go fishing.
He is annoyed about having to go fishing.
Part B
Which phrase from paragraph 11 best illustrates a similar attitude as in Part
A?
O"...she still sent her son...."
O"...sat down on the riverbank's edge...."
"...all the while muttering under his breath."
O "...when he went to check the net...."

Answer 1

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Explanation:Part A: The phrase "drag-footed" in paragraph 11 implies that Chow feels too exhausted to go fishing.

Part B: The phrase "all the while muttering under his breath" best illustrates a similar attitude as in Part A, as it suggests a sense of annoyance or frustration.