Which best describes the stance the clan takes on the missionaries' increased presence in the village?

A.) They are violently opposed.

B.) They are all opposed, but non-violently.

C.) Some are indifferent and some are accepting.

D.) They are all excited about the missionaries.

Question

Octavio Suarez

English

16 November, 16:02

Which best describes the stance the clan takes on the missionaries' increased presence in the village?

A.) They are violently opposed.

B.) They are all opposed, but non-violently.

C.) Some are indifferent and some are accepting.

D.) They are all excited about the missionaries.

+5

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Bradyn Moss · Answer 1

C.) The more accepting of the missionaries' presence are the younger of the clan. Their curiosity and are eagerness to learn new skills to better their way of life perhaps attributed to the increased population of the missionaries. The children are the most willing to participate in games and listen to stories. The elders are guarded and timid preferring to watch and observe from a distance.

Which best describes the stance the clan takes on the missionaries' increased presence in the village?A.) They are violently opposed.B.) They are all opposed, but non-violently.C.) Some are indifferent and some are accepting.D.) They are all excited about the missionaries.

Which best describes the stance the clan takes on the missionaries' increased presence in the village?

A.) They are violently opposed.

B.) They are all opposed, but non-violently.

C.) Some are indifferent and some are accepting.

D.) They are all excited about the missionaries.