In the short story, "Leiningen vs. the Ants," who did not believe that Leiningen's plan could be successful?

A. Leiningen

B. Leiningen's men

C. the wives and children

D. the District Commissioner

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Rohan Glenn

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16 July, 09:42

In the short story, "Leiningen vs. the Ants," who did not believe that Leiningen's plan could be successful?

A. Leiningen

B. Leiningen's men

C. the wives and children

D. the District Commissioner

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Grant Morrow · Answer 1

Complete summary of Carl Stephenson's Leiningen Versus the Ants. eNotes plot ... his arms, insisting that the plantation owner does not understand that the ants are an ... Then he checks the inner moat, a smaller ditch in which pipes of petrol can flow ... Eventually, Leiningen's plan of flooding the ditches works, carrying off ...

Armani · Answer 2

I think the answer is D.

In the short story, "Leiningen vs. the Ants," who did not believe that Leiningen's plan could be successful?A. LeiningenB. Leiningen's menC. the wives and childrenD. the District Commissioner

In the short story, "Leiningen vs. the Ants," who did not believe that Leiningen's plan could be successful?

A. Leiningen

B. Leiningen's men

C. the wives and children

D. the District Commissioner