English, 06.11.2019 23:31 sjdswim

Read this excerpt from section vi of the way to rainy mountain.

now and then there comes a tarantula, at evening, always larger than you imagine, dull and dark brown, covered with long, dusty hairs. there is something crochety about them; they stop and go and angle away.

based on the author’s word choice, which word best describes the author’s view of tarantulas?

interest

dread

delight

frustration

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Read this excerpt from section vi of the way to rainy mountain.

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