Question

In The Beggar, the author brings forth
two approaches to help someone in
need: the cook's approach and the
advocate's approach. Which one do
you think is more effective and why?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Cook's approach

Explanation:

The cook's approach is more effective because the author helped the beggar by giving him a job which is a financial help but the cook helped him by showing her emotions and this is emotionally triggered the beggar to work hard.

Therefore, the cook's approach was more effective.

Answer 2

Answer:

I think the cooks approach was more effective as she helped lushkoff(begger) to chop off the wood and she also told him some moral stories