Question

Jake wrote the following summary of the story:

Bertie's Aunt Agatha wakes him one morning. He is a little intimidated by her because she is bossy, so he doesn't want to cross her. He shuffles out of bed to meet her. Aunt Agatha tells Bertie to travel to the United States.

Which of the following sentences is the correct conclusion for Jake's summary of the story? (5 points)


Bertie thinks his Aunt Agatha is a vile old woman, and tells her he will think about it.

Bertie thinks his Cousin Gussie is a rascal and refuses to go.

Aunt Agatha wants Bertie to find out when Gussie is coming home, and he agrees to do it.

She wants him to stop his cousin Gussie from doing something foolish, and he is not surprised by her reques

Answer 1

The answer would be D. She wants him to stop his cousin Gussie from doing something foolish, and he is not suprised by her requests.

Answer 2

Answer:

The sentence that is the correct conclusion for Jake's summary of the story is "She wants him to stop his cousin Gussie from doing something foolish, and he is not surprised by her request"

Explanation:

Aunt Agatha has always wanted her nephews to married worthy decent women according to her old fashioned principles, and when she knew that Gussie was in love with a girl that does not fulfill the social demands of Aunt Agatha, and since she is a very dominant woman in the family Bertie decides to go and see Gussie.