Question

Think about the text, "The Dream Comes True." Select TRUE or FALSE for each statement. TRUE FALSE The author thinks Sir Edmund Hillary's account is accurate. TRUE – The author thinks Sir Edmund Hillary's account is accurate. FALSE – The author thinks Sir Edmund Hillary's account is accurate. The author and Sir Edmund Hillary are friends. TRUE – The author and Sir Edmund Hillary are friends. FALSE – The author and Sir Edmund Hillary are friends. The author feels he could have climbed Mount Everest alone. TRUE – The author feels he could have climbed Mount Everest alone. FALSE – The author feels he could have climbed Mount Everest alone. The author had to be pulled to the top of Mount Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary. TRUE – The author had to be pulled to the top of Mount Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary. FALSE – The author had to be pulled to the top of Mount Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary. The author felt he and Sir Edmund Hillary were partners.

Answer 1

The author thinks Sir Edmund Hillary's account is accurate. FALSE

The author and Sir Edmund Hillary are friends. TRUE

The author feels he could have climbed Mount Everest alone. FALSE

The author had to be pulled to the top of Mount Everest by Sir Edmund Hillary. FALSE

The author felt he and Sir Edmund Hillary were partners. TRUE

Step-by-step explanation:

The text "The Dream Comes True" is a text by Tenzing Norgay, one of the first people to reach the summit of Mount Everest. Norgay accomplished this feat in partnership with Sir Edmund Hillary, a British mountaineer. In this text, Tenzing Norgay attempts to dispel some of the inaccuracies and myths that surround his climb. He wants to tell us the details of what happened on the mountain, and what his partnership with Hillary really looked like. Norgay explains that the two were partners and friends, and that such an accomplishment would not have been possible if they had been on their own.