4. Lines 37-43: What does Mr. Jones think of Dexter's caddying skills? What does Mr.
Jones beg of Dexter? What is Dexter's reaction? What is the first reason Dexter gives
Mr. Jones for quitting?

Answers with Explanations:

1. What does Mr. Jones think of Dexter's caddying skills?

Mr. Jones think that Dexter's caddying skills was the best among the other caddies.

When Dexter quit working as a caddie, he even added that he was also intelligent, honest and grateful.

2. What does Mr. Jones beg of Dexter?

Mr. Jones begged Dexter to go with him to the State tournament the following week.

It seems like Dexter made a promise to him that he will accompany him to the State tournament.

3. What is Dexter's reaction?

Dexter didn't care. He handed his badge to Mr. Jones and collected the money that was due him.

Later on, when asked by the caddie master why he was only standing and not caddying, Dexter said that he'll be quitting. Such decision frightened him.

4. What is the first reason Dexter gives Mr. Jones for quitting?

The first reason Dexter gives Mr. Jones for quitting was that he didn't want to caddie anymore and that he was too old.

However, Mr. Jones was surprised by this reason because Dexter was just 14 years old.

a conclusion based on evidence is an example of a. inference

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