Read this sentence from " The destructors"

Beyond, paying no more attention to him than to a stranger, the gang had gathered round T; Blackie was dimly aware of the fik lenses of favour.

The word fickleness suggests that the gang

A - is easily distracted

B - is angry with Blackie

C - randomly follows other

D - quickly gives into pressure

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Kaliyah Cobb

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20 August, 05:59

Read this sentence from " The destructors"

Beyond, paying no more attention to him than to a stranger, the gang had gathered round T; Blackie was dimly aware of the fik lenses of favour.

The word fickleness suggests that the gang

A - is easily distracted

B - is angry with Blackie

C - randomly follows other

D - quickly gives into pressure

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Shannon Hickman · Answer 1

The correct answer would be C. Randomly follows others. This is because in the novel the gang has decided that T has better ideas or at least more interesting ones. They are intrigued by the prospect of blowing up the house and are eager to become T's followers, instead of Blackie's. To be fickle means to easily change loyalties.