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What Do Fish Have to Do with Anything? Quiz
What is the most likely reason that Willie tells his mother to call him William at the end of the story?
(1 point)
Responses
He is angry that his mother sent the man away.
He is angry that his mother sent the man away.
He is happy that his mother thinks he is growing up.
He is happy that his mother thinks he is growing up.
He is pleased that his mother listened to the fish story.
He is pleased that his mother listened to the fish story.
He is embarrassed that his mother uses a nickname for him.
He is embarrassed that his mother uses a nickname for him.
What is the most likely reason that Willie tells his mother to call him William at the end of the story?
(1 point)
Responses
He is angry that his mother sent the man away.
He is angry that his mother sent the man away.
He is happy that his mother thinks he is growing up.
He is happy that his mother thinks he is growing up.
He is pleased that his mother listened to the fish story.
He is pleased that his mother listened to the fish story.
He is embarrassed that his mother uses a nickname for him.
He is embarrassed that his mother uses a nickname for him.
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The most likely reason that Willie tells his mother to call him William at the end of the story is:
**He is angry that his mother sent the man away.**
This reflects his feelings about the situation, as he may feel a sense of frustration or disappointment with his mother's actions.
**He is angry that his mother sent the man away.**
This reflects his feelings about the situation, as he may feel a sense of frustration or disappointment with his mother's actions.
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