Question

Which two words could correctly replace the word indulgently as it is used in this excerpt from Ernest Buckler’s "Penny in the Dust"?

"It was all over losing a penny or something, wasn’t it?" she went on, when I didn’t answer. It was. She laughed indulgently, "You were a crazy kid, weren’t you?"

I was. But there was more to it than that. I had never seen a brand-new penny before. I thought they were all black. This one was bright as gold. And my father had given it to me.

adoringly
meanly
mockingly
kindly tauntingly                                                                                                                                         its a multiple choice theres more than one answer

Answer 1

adoringly or kindly is the answer

Answer 2

The two words that could correctly replace the word indulgently as it is used in this excerpt from Ernest Buckler’s "Penny in the Dust" are:

• Adoringly

• Kindly

Indulgently

• Indulgently actually means to willing to allow something to take place.

• To laugh indulgently simply means to laugh in a kind way just to allow someone have their way.

• The words, adoringly and kindly can easily replace the word indulgently as used in the passage.

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