Rip had but one question more to ask; but he put it with a faltering voice: — "where’s your mother? " "oh, she too had died but a short time since; she broke a blood vessel in a fit of passion at a new england peddler." there was a drop of comfort, at least, in this intelligence. what can be inferred from this excerpt from "rip van winkle"? rip is upset by the news of his wife’s death. rip is relieved by the news of his wife’s death. rip is confused by the news of his wife’s death. rip is unmoved by the news of his wife’s death.

The correct answer is: Rip is relieved by the news of his wife’s death. Based on the relationship that Rip and his wife had, we can deduce that, now that his wife is gone, he will no longer be nagged for being lazy and enjoying life.

Rip Van Winkle is a short tale written by Washington Irving, and it is also the name of the protagonist of this story. In this tale, Rip is a villager who enjoys living life as simple as possible. He is lazy and his wife is always nagging him because of it.

The situation became worse with the years, as Rip's wife insulted even his friends, blaming them for his husband's laziness. Desperate, to escape from his wife and her yelling, he often walked through the mountains, hunting alongside his dog.

One day, when he was returning to the village, he heard voices calling his name. He found then an old man who required his help. After helping him, and going through other adventures, Rip came back to the village, learning in the process that he had been missing for almost 20 years. This excerpt is taken from the part when he meets his daughter and grandson.

Rip is relieved by the news of his wife’s death.

Explanation:

learning how to embrace the effects of colonialism is one of the central ideas of the play.

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