Asked by Makayla
What does Paragraph 38 reveal about Byrd? Select all that apply.
He refuses to risk their lives.
He succumbs to stress under pressure.
He can make a decision under stress.
Byrd knows these men and their devotion to their objectives.
He lets the men decide.
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I don’t have the passage you’re referring to. Please paste Paragraph 38 (or tell me the title and author/specific text) and I’ll select the correct options and explain why.
If you want to do it yourself, look for lines that show Byrd’s actions or thoughts:
- explicit refusal to risk lives → “I won’t…” or “We can’t…”
- succumbing to stress → indecision, panic, physical/mental breakdown
- making a decision under stress → quick, authoritative choice despite danger
- knowing the men’s devotion → comments about their loyalty, purpose, or past behavior
- letting the men decide → he defers, asks for votes, or steps back
Paste the paragraph and I’ll mark which apply and cite the supporting phrases.
If you want to do it yourself, look for lines that show Byrd’s actions or thoughts:
- explicit refusal to risk lives → “I won’t…” or “We can’t…”
- succumbing to stress → indecision, panic, physical/mental breakdown
- making a decision under stress → quick, authoritative choice despite danger
- knowing the men’s devotion → comments about their loyalty, purpose, or past behavior
- letting the men decide → he defers, asks for votes, or steps back
Paste the paragraph and I’ll mark which apply and cite the supporting phrases.
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