The statement, 'He died at ninety-five, which induces apprehension.' shows that the author A) has a fixation on death. B) is still a very young man. C) regrets not having known his great grandfather. D) realizes his own mortality as he approaches the same age. For brainlest

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Ismael Hamilton

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9 June, 15:24

The statement, 'He died at ninety-five, which induces apprehension.' shows that the author A) has a fixation on death. B) is still a very young man. C) regrets not having known his great grandfather. D) realizes his own mortality as he approaches the same age. For brainlest

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Saige Torres · Answer 1

C). Regrets not having known his great grandfather.

Explanation:

As per the question, the given statement reflects that the author 'regrets not having known his great grandfather'. The author's assertion displays that he feels repented as despite 'his great grandfather dying at the age of ninety-five' but still he failed to know him appropriately. He feels regretted as he could receive his grandfather's great thoughts and ideas which could inspire and direct him in life with the values and moral lessons. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.

Stacy Avery · Answer 2

Answer: I believe it is C

Explanation: isnt this from 8th grade interims?