I've seen her fix all these things so much that I can do them all just her way, though I don't know the law of any of them. But she knows the law. She knows the why and the how both; but I don't know the why; I only know the how. What does Henry's dialogue reveal about how he feels towards his wife? A. He loves her handiwork. B. He respects her knowledge. C. He likes her to fix things. D. He dotes over her talents.

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Jeffrey Caldwell

Social Studies

29 September, 20:36

I've seen her fix all these things so much that I can do them all just her way, though I don't know the law of any of them. But she knows the law. She knows the why and the how both; but I don't know the why; I only know the how. What does Henry's dialogue reveal about how he feels towards his wife? A. He loves her handiwork. B. He respects her knowledge. C. He likes her to fix things. D. He dotes over her talents.

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Mylie Lam · Answer 1

D. He dotes over her talents.

Explanation:

Henry is very fond of his wife's talents. According to him, his wife knows to fix all the things. Henry has learnt from his wife by observing his wife doing things.

Henry believes that his wife knows the science behind all the things. She knows the proper laws and why and how the things have to be fix.

Henry claims that he does not know why a particular thing is fixed in such a way but knows how to fix them

Thus Henry is very confident about his wife's talent and knowledge.

This shows his love and devotion to his wife's talent.

Thus the answer is

D. He dotes over her talents.