austinross363

26.12.2019 • 

English

Read the passage.

excerpt from "the dream comes true"
by tenzing norgay

it was such a sight as i had never seen before and would never see again: wild, wonderful and terrible. but terror was not what i felt. i loved the mountains too well for that. i loved everest too well. at that great moment for which i had waited all my life my mountain did not seem to me a lifeless thing of rock and ice, but warm and friendly and living.

what is the author's viewpoint of everest in this excerpt?

a. everest is a powerful enemy that he has finally conquered.

b. everest is a terrifying and violent figure that, ironically, he no longer fears.

c. everest is a worthy adversary that he respects and admires.

d. everest is a trophy and a sign of his greatness.

Ответ:

tessthetoast

13.01.2022

English

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The correct answer is Everest is a worthy adversary that he respects and admires. Just took the test

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Ответ:

janeou17xn

23.10.2021

English

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Based on this excerpt, I would say that Walter would most likely be interested in supporting fair pay for women. Judging by the last sentence of the excerpt, Walter was very interested in the rights of underprivileged or oppressed members of society, or those that aren't treated right. He is definitely not an advocate for corporations (as the first two options claim), nor is there any indication that he is concerned about animal rights.

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