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Tom Sawyer conducts himself like an artist as he tries to whitewash the fence. 

Justify this statement by providing one instance from the text.

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"Tom Whitewashes A Fence"


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Answer 1

Answer :

The statement that provides one instance from the text to justify that Tom Sawyer conducts himself like an artist as he tries to whitewash the fence is :

"Tom Surveyed his last touch with the eye of an artist, then he gave his brush another gentle sweep and surveyed the result as before "

Taken from the paragraph,

No answer. "Tom Surveyed his last touch with the eye of an artist, then he gave his brush another gentle sweep and surveyed the result as before " Ben ranged up alongside him. Tom's mouth watered for the apple but he stuck to his work. Ben said ......

Tom was fascinated by the thought of playing outside and enjoying his day but on getting the work of Whitewashing the fence as a punishment by Aunt Polly. He was very disappointed. But he was very smart as well. Whenever he saw any of his friends passing by he tried to falsify them by offering the one or the other thing. In a similar way when Ben was passing, he was eating an apple, and on seeing him his mouth watered. But he tried to show like this didn't affect him and carried on his task of whitewashing as a professional artist

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The given Question is from the story ' The Adventures of Tom Sawyer '. Chapter II: Whitewashing the fence.

To know more about the topic you need to read the whole book and because of many chapters. You need to know the whole book.

Answer 2

Introduction :-

"Tom Whitewashes A Fence" is a story about the mischievous young boy Tom Saywer, who tricks his friends to do his punishment of painting the fence given by aunt Polly which was written by Mark Twain.

Solution :-

"Tom Surveyed his last touch with the eye of an artist, then he gave his brush another gentle sweep and surveyed the result."

He got his friends to whitewash the fence by manipulating them and saying it was easy and fun to do. Tom was a very lazy boy especially it was a Sunday morning when everyone went to play.

He felt like he was doing a very great job which needs extreme concentration which felt like an artist as he tries to whitewash the fence.

Little more :-

Tom made his friends believe that it was a very enjoyable and special task which made the boys were so eager to paint the fence.

The boys wanted to whitewash it so badly that they even gave him a lot of items such as :-

Twelve marbles, a piece of chalk, a piece of blue glass to see through, a key that wouldn't unlock anything, a tin soldier, six fire crackers, a kitten with only one eye, a dog collar but no dog, the handle of a knife, and a number of things in the same kind.