Read the excerpt from The Land.
I didn't figure that was what was best for us though, and neither did Robert. The next night after that trip, I spent the night in my daddy's house, as I sometimes did. While Robert and I were waiting for sleep, Robert said to me, "Our daddy talk to you about sending us off to school?"
"Yeah," I replied, and we both were silent.
"Well," said Robert as the moonlight slipped over us, "I don't want to go. I don't want to go off to any Savannah school without you."
Question: What does this dialogue reveal about Robert?
A) He feels angry at Paul for attending a different school.
B) He agrees with his father’s decision about his schooling.
C) He is eager to attend a new school without his brother.
D) He feels close and connected to his brother Paul.
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He feels close and connected to his brother.
Option (d) is correct.
Explanation:
- The above paragraph shows a close connection between the two brothers.
- Robert is the youngest one and is very close to his elder brother.
- He talks to his elder brother about daddy's decision of changing his school.
- Robert says that I don't want to go to any school without you.
- He considers him not only his elder brother but a companion and a best friend.
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Answer:
D
Explanation:
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