Asked by Daniella
Hello! I need some help with this question regarding the novel "Catch-22":
Which of the following is something that Yossarian does not understand about the war?
A.They keep blowing up the enemy, but they gain no ground.
B.People who have never met him are trying to kill him.
C.He keeps asking why the war started in the first place, but no one knows.
D.They are frequently sent to bomb areas that are not held by the enemy.
I am stuck between A and B. Any help on this? Thank you!!
Which of the following is something that Yossarian does not understand about the war?
A.They keep blowing up the enemy, but they gain no ground.
B.People who have never met him are trying to kill him.
C.He keeps asking why the war started in the first place, but no one knows.
D.They are frequently sent to bomb areas that are not held by the enemy.
I am stuck between A and B. Any help on this? Thank you!!
Answers
Answered by
Writeacher
I've heard others speak about this book, but I avoided reading it myself!
You may find your answer when you look it up here in the C's:
http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/
You may find your answer when you look it up here in the C's:
http://www.sparknotes.com/lit/
Answered by
Reed
I have read the book (it's really good). He's not excited about those people who want to kill him for no good reason, people who've never met him, nor he them. He takes his person personally!
Answered by
Daniella
Thank you so much Writeacher and Reed. I did find the answer through Sparknotes, but you confirmed it for me as well Reed. Thanks!!
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