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  1. In \"The Third Bank of the River,\" the mother's reaction to the father's decision to leave most likely indicates that she
Aregards him with fear..
Bholds a deep respect for him..
Cbelieves she can live without him..
Dplans to move away from the town.. .

  1. Based on events in \"The Third Bank of the River,\" the reader can most likely conclude that the narrator's siblings choose to leave town because
Athey resent the father's decision to leave the family..
Bthey are saddened that the father does not acknowledge them..
Cthey are unable to overcome their ow

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Hagrid

The correct answers to the following questions are:
(1) c. believes she can live without him. In \"The Third Bank of the River,\" the mother's reaction to the father's decision to leave most likely indicates that she "believes she can live without him."

(2) c. they are unable to overcome their ow. Based on events in \"The Third Bank of the River,\" the reader can most likely conclude that the narrator's siblings choose to leave town because "they are unable to overcome their ow."

magfulltime

Answers:

  1. c. Believes she can live without him
  2. They are unable to overcome their own sense of shame and grief.

Explanation:

  1. the mother's reaction to the father's decision to leave most likely indicates that she believes she can live without him.
  2. the peruser can undoubtedly presume that the storyteller's kin leave town in light of the fact that they are unable to overcome their own sense of shame and grief.

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