Question

Which detail best supports the inference that the narrator may have suspected hamlet of cheating more than once?

A. I looked down, a familiar hurt washing over me.

B. ...images some of the girls at school were only to happy to have on hand for weeks afterward.

C. Months later, my desire to punch him for whatever the context was had only slightly diminished.

D. Hamlet leaned back in his chair.

Answer 1

The best detail suggesting the narrator suspected Hamlet of cheating more than once is B, where others kept images for weeks, hinting at an ongoing issue.

Step-by-step explanation:

The detail that best supports the inference that the narrator may have suspected Hamlet of cheating more than once is: B. ...images some of the girls at school were only too happy to have on hand for weeks afterward.

This implies a recurring issue that not only did the narrator know about but also one that was common knowledge among others. Being 'too happy to have' suggests the images were a result of a repeated offense, as they were used to document or highlight the cheating.

Answer 2

A. I looked down, a familiar hurt washing over me.

Step-by-step explanation:

the person feels a familiar hurt wash over them, so that means they have felt it before. so.. maybe hamlet cheated AGAIN.