Read "On Dumpster Diving” by Lars Eighner on pp. 787–795 of your textbook. Then answer the question that follows.
Which statement best describes a message conveyed by Eighner in the text?
He has learned to have faith in “the instinctive wisdom of animals.”
He is infuriated by the wasteful extravagance of most people.
He views scavenging as “a modern form of self-reliance.”
He believes that the act of scavenging is a measure of last resort.
He feels shocked by the differences between his old and new lives.
