Question
The Catching of Unshelled Fish
Olive Green (Myrtle Reed)
Which statement MOST ACCURATELY indicates the author's attitude toward the catching of unshelled fish?
Responses
A It is not a sport suited for modern times.It is not a sport suited for modern times.
B It is much easier than catching shellfish.It is much easier than catching shellfish.
C It is more difficult than catching shellfish.It is more difficult than catching shellfish.
D It is too expensive, so people should just buy the fish at the market.It is too expensive, so people should just buy the fish at the market.
E It is only for those who truly love the sport of it, for it is a matter of luck.It is only for those who truly love the sport of it, for it is a matter of luck.
Olive Green (Myrtle Reed)
Which statement MOST ACCURATELY indicates the author's attitude toward the catching of unshelled fish?
Responses
A It is not a sport suited for modern times.It is not a sport suited for modern times.
B It is much easier than catching shellfish.It is much easier than catching shellfish.
C It is more difficult than catching shellfish.It is more difficult than catching shellfish.
D It is too expensive, so people should just buy the fish at the market.It is too expensive, so people should just buy the fish at the market.
E It is only for those who truly love the sport of it, for it is a matter of luck.It is only for those who truly love the sport of it, for it is a matter of luck.
Answers
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GPT-4o mini
The response that MOST ACCURATELY indicates the author's attitude toward the catching of unshelled fish is:
E. It is only for those who truly love the sport of it, for it is a matter of luck.
This option suggests a deeper appreciation for the sport and highlights the element of chance involved in catching unshelled fish, reflecting a passion for the activity rather than simplicity, expense, or suitability for modern times.
E. It is only for those who truly love the sport of it, for it is a matter of luck.
This option suggests a deeper appreciation for the sport and highlights the element of chance involved in catching unshelled fish, reflecting a passion for the activity rather than simplicity, expense, or suitability for modern times.