Question

Read the passage:

I rode my bike to school, I had one of those little knit
grocery bags I used when I remembered to bring it into the
store, I'd gotten my recycling system pretty much down pat
- wasn't that enough?
What do you learn about the narrator of this passage?
A. The narrator doesn't believe that global warming exists.
B. The narrator is conscientious about but overwhelmed by the idea
of fighting against global warming.
XO C. The narrator is lazy and apathetic when it comes to fighting
against global warming.
D. The narrator doesn't think there's any point in fighting against
global warming.

Answer 1

B. The narrator is conscientious about but overwhelmed by the idea

of fighting against global warming.

Step-by-step explanation:

The narrator was obviously conscientious about the factors that contributed to global warming such as plastic bags. He, therefore, resorted to the use of little knit grocery bags which served as a good way of recycling. Sometimes, though, he found it challenging taking note of all the requirements of recycling and that was why he asked, "wasn't that enough?". This statement indicates exhaustion or someone that was doing too much.

We can deduce that the narrator was overwhelmed by the precautions needed to fight against global warming.