Part A At the beginning of "Zlateh the Goat," what does the narrator imply about Reuven? A. He was no as successful as the rest of the townspeople B. He is thinking about working as something other than a furrier. C. He is worried about what the butcher will do with the goat. D. He has not earned enough money to spend on the upcoming holiday. Part B Which excerpt from the passage best supports the answer to Part A? A. “Such a sum would buy Hanukkah candles, potatoes and oil for pancakes, gifts for the children, and other holiday necessaries for the house." B. “For Reuven the furrier it was a bad year, and after long hesitation, he decided to sell Zlateh the goat.” C. “The peasants complained that because of the dry weather there would be a poor harvest of winter grain.” D. “Newgrass sprouted, and the peasants sent their cattle out to pasture.”