The men on the boat do not come up to Arsat's cabin. Why?

A They don't know who Arsat

B They know Arsat's wife is sick.

They believe Arsat is spiritually powerful.

C. They believe Arsat is spiritually powerful.

Explanation:

"The Lagoon" by Joseph Conrad is a short story that tells the story of the friendship of Tuan, a white man and his friend Arsat, a Malayan native man and also the death of Arsat's wife Diamelan. But as the story goes deeper, it is not just the loss of his wife but that also of his brother who had died trying to keep them safe when they first got married.

When Tuan arrived in Arsat's cabin, only he disembarked from the big canoe. the other men refused to get off, preferring to spend the night in the canoe. They know when Arsat "proclaims that he is not afraid to live amongst the spirits that haunt the places abandoned by mankind. Such a man can disturb the course of fate by glances or words", which made them try to steer way from his presence.

Upper right.

Explanation:

It's no wonder you are a bit confused. I really can't say that I can completely answer this question. You are going to have to pick the best of a bad choice.

Attachable is used correctly in the sentence. It means that you are able to put the wheels on temporarily and take them off when they are no longer needed.

The answer is not "worn the wrong way" They must be worn correctly, or you wouldn't get to school.

The answer is not "worn for the first time." Sounds like the speaker has a pretty good idea of how they are used.

The word itself does not mean "joined to the bottom of something." That happens to be so, but the word itself doesn't mean that and the sentence is correct.

I guess the best answer is the upper right. The idea of it being temporary is not part of the answer and that's important. I think it is your best answer, but don't be surprised if it's the lower right.