Was tackle really dealt with? I was going to put that, but I remember changing to something else at the very end, something like "restore". Gah, I feel like I did a lot worse this time on CR.
Also for the "flawed" question, was "successful" an answer choice? I'm certain I didn't put flawed, but can't remember what I put.
^ I think that's referring to the calligraphy passage. The question asked about the narrator's brother's reaction when she asked him to read the page to her. I believe the correct answer was that he felt uncomfortable because she was in the men's quarters.
For the calligraphy, the brother smiled while teasing his sister earlier on about being in the men's quarters. Essentially, he wasn't actually uncomfortable.
christiano, i have to disagree. For one, he told his sister that she had to leave after he was finished telling her the story. He smiled and teased his sister, but he was clearly uncomfortable about her presence in a males-only zone.
read the darn passage.It has been posted several times. If you read the passage, it is clear that she was not supposed to be in the boys' quarters and he was uncomfortable that she was there. He tells her to go back to the inner room. again, if you read the passage there is zero doubt as to the correct answer.
