Question

6. Why do Joseph and Fanny not correspond during his time in London?
(A) MR. ADAMS ADVISED THEM AGAINST IT
(B) JOSEPH FALLS IN LOVE WITH SOMEONE ELSE
(C) FANNY IS ILLITERATE
(D) LADY BOOBY READS ALL OF JOSEPH'S CORRESPONDENCE​

Answer 1

Answer:

a answer

Explanation:

Joseph is not against of London

Answer 2

The correct option for the given question is Option C) Fanny is illiterate.

• Joseph Smith is sending letters but not receiving responses in full and in time in which they should be sent.
• This causes concern for him and for Fanny who questions if someone is intentionally avoiding them.
• At the same time, he is troubled by the fact that the little that he does receive from Fanny is being sent to her husband, but not readily available to him.
• He feels like he is coming further and further behind in his attempts to learn about who she is, what her life is like, and why she does not respond to him.
• Fanny is also frustrated.  
• She has written Jenson several times asking him to send her a letter and she has not received any letters.  
• She has also stopped contacting him altogether.  
• She is, in a way, disappointed that Jenson did not have the time to write but she is also relieved that he is not writing to her.
• She doesn't have the time to read and write. She is busy working and taking care of herself and her children.
• She is also concerned that if she writes to Jenson, he will not respond.
• She does not want to upset him by writing him so late in the day.