Read the following selection and complete the questions. So I said,"How are you, Mr. Glass? Can you make me a pair of Russian boots?" he would

Read the following selection and complete the questions. So I said,"How are you, Mr. Glass? Can you make me a pair of Russian boots?" He would leave me without a word and retreat to his place, or to the other side of the shop, while I continued to rest in my wooden chair and enjoy the smell of leather. Not long after, he came back with a piece of yellowish-brown leather in his thin and muscular hand. He stared at the leather and said to me,"What a beautiful piece of leather!" "When do you want it?" he asked after I had complimented him. "Ah," I replied,"I'll take it whenever it's convenient for you." "Half a month later, okay?" If it was his brother who answered, he would say,"I'll ask my brother." Then I would mumble,"Thank you, and goodbye, Mr. Glass." As he said goodbye, he continued to look at the leather in his hand. As I walked toward the door, I heard the sound of his wooden slippers sending him back upstairs to his boots. But if I were to order a new style of boots that he had not yet made for me, he would do it-telling me to take them off, holding them in my hand, and gazing at them with a look that immediately became critical and affectionate, as though recalling the enthusiasm with which he had created them, as though reproaching me for ruining his masterpiece. After that, he would place my foot on a piece of paper and scratch it two or three times on the outer edge with a pencil, then use his sensitive fingers to touch my toes back and forth, trying to feel out the points I wanted. Sub-question 1: Which person should you use to tell the story? A brief analysis of the benefits of using this method. (3 points) Sub-question 2: What kind of description technique is used in the highlighted sentence in the text? What did these descriptions say about Glass? (4 points)

Answer 1

Making leather boots by hand was a traditional Russian skill. Mr. Glass replied,"I can't make boots for you. I'm a manufacturer. My products are handmade. I can't make products produced by machines."

So I said,"Tell me, can you give me some information on how to make a pair of Russian boots?"

Mr. Glass replied,"I can provide you with the basics of making Russian boots, but I can't make them for you." I can only provide you with this information."

Completed topic:

1 The group of words without typos is ( )

A Fu Manchu A Fu Manchu

B-thorium Iridium Bismuthium (fü x)

C Starfish C Starfish

Pathogen D

Answer A