Asked by Andre

In "Telephone Conversation," which of the following best describes the shift in the speaker's attitude towards the landlady?

A)from fuming to mischievous
B)from angered to conciliatory
C)from embarrassed to arrogant
D)from cooperative to ninchalant
Answered by Writeacher
If you've read the story, this should be obvious ... well, unless you're not clear on the meanings of all those words in the answer choices.

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Answered by Writeacher
Is this what you have been assigned to read?

http://www.nexuslearning.net/books/elements_of_lit_course6/20th%20Century/Collection%2015/TelephoneConversation.htm
Answered by Andre
yes
Answered by Minnie
I'm guessing
From fuming to mischievous.
would that be wright?
Answered by Peace Helper
Lesson 5: Three Pieces: Senghor, Soyinka, Achebe

1. B a lemon grove
2. D touch
3. C intends to disconnect the speaker by hanging up on him
4. C strained
5. C perseverant
6. A many people fail to communicate effectively about race
7. C he is committed to keeping Nnaemeka out of his life
8. A present perfect tense
9. B present perfect tense
10. D kind and truthful

Your welcome :)
Answered by Liquidity
Peace Helper is correct, despite what some Quizlets will tell you.
Answered by Alex
cool so many answers for stuff I already failed would have been helpful in the past