English, 22.11.2019 19:31 sanchitcoolcham4410

What do kevin's and howie's sarcastic questions mainly reveal about their different points of view during their conversation? question 1 options: the questions show each character's disrespect for other's position. the questions emphasize the weaknesses each character finds in the other's argument. the questions express the disappointment each character feels as a result of the other's decision. the questions provide each character wit information missing from the other's explanation. question 2 (2 points) read the passage "the fast and the furriest" before answering this question. part b: refer to question #1 to fully answer this question. which two details best support the answer to part a (number 1)? question 2 options: “howie continued, a waffle fleck flying from his mouth.” (paragraph 9) “cromwell was sniffing the floor for breakfast droppings, wagging his ” (paragraph 12) “‘well, no. not depressed.’” (paragraph 13) “‘if izzy wants to sign up for soccer in malaysia, it's no problem.’” (paragraph 15) “‘you know i'm happy to pay for anything you're ’” (paragraph 16) “‘you're not makin' a good case here, kev.’” (paragraph 33)

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