English, 13.11.2020 01:00, ssummey2004

1)In lines 33–34, Mr. Gibson probably laughs because he . A. is extremely angry with his daughter’s behavior
B. finds the young man’s extreme emotions amusing
C. knows that the story will end happily for his family
D. anticipates criticizing the young man in person

2) In line 35, admixture most nearly means .
A. advertisements
B. assortment
C. scientific compound
D. confusion

3) What does the phrase “communicated with” mean in line 2?
A. was connected to
B. held conversations with
C. contained a mailbox
D. sent letters between

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