Question

4. Compared to Uncle Wilbur, how does the narrator feel toward modern
advancements?
A. resisting
B. accepting
C. uncertain
D. exhilarated​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Resisting

Answer 2

Answer:

correct answer is (B) accepting

Explanation:

Uncle Wilbur's Mule Olympics, complete with obstacle courses and a long jump, were well-known. Unfortunately, the Mule Olympics did not last another decade because the mules became too old and lost interest. Despite this, my uncle Wilbur continued to forecast future trends and warn us of impending disaster.

Uncle Wilbur was always a wise man.We were all listening as he dismissed the automobile as a passing fad. Every year, it seemed as if more Model Ts arrived in town, but Uncle Wilbur was adamant that nothing could replace the dependability of a good old-fashioned mule. when it came to transportation.transportation, work, or even recreation Uncle Wilbur's Mule Olympics, complete with medals.Obstacle courses and a long jump were well-known. Unfortunately, the Mule Olympics did not survive.because the mules grew old and lost interest into the next decade

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