Question 6 (5 points) what does kiran’s reaction to the arrival of the young boy reveal about her character? question 6 options: 1she is selfish and uncaring about the needs of others. 2she needs to be social and active with others. 3 she misses being a mother and being needed. 4she is excited by change and craves challenges. question 7 (5 points) in the sentence below from the last paragraph, how does the connotation of the words reflect sharat’s attitude toward the boy? “moreover, he had got hold of a mongrel village dog which he petted so recklessly that it came indoors with muddy paws, and left tokens of its visit on sharat’s spotless bed.” question 7 options: 1he feels protective of the young boy. 2he is annoyed by the boy’s disregard for cleanliness. 3he is amused by the boy’s activities. 4he feels the boy’s actions are unhealthy. question 8 (5 points) saved how does the author introduce additional depth to the conflict between the husband and wife? question 8 options: 1by having sharat and his mother desiring for the guest to leave 2by explaining why the wife was very ill 3by using a stormy evening as the initial setting 4by describing a character who arrives by unusual circumstances how does the author’s use of third person point of view reinforce the reader’s understanding of sharat’s internal conflict? question 9 options: 1it describes the motives behind sharat’s initial argument with his wife and why he accepts the boy into their home. 2it explains why sharat and his mother ignored the advice of the village wiseacres. 3it explains what caused sharat to change his mind about nilkanta. 4it describes why sharat and his wife sometimes argue without a clear solution. question 10 (5 points) how does the description of stepan arkadyevitch develop the theme of the selection? question 10 options: 1it emphasizes how a person’s intuitions about others can be a strong attribute 2it explains how education can a person learn how to make friends easily. 3it offers an insight into the values of foreign politics and its effect on a person. 4it shows how being shy can hinder a person from accomplishing great things.