Read this sentence from paragraph 3. He did not like, however, to speak of this; only at times, when
some one asked him whose hand that could be, he pointed
mysteriously to the Polar Star, and said, "It comes from that
place."
Which point of view is reflected in Skavinski's statement?

A belief that there are people living on a planet other than earth
B faith in the idea that people will be okay no matter what happens
C belief in something larger than oneself controlling peoples' lives
D faith that all people have a combination of good and bad luck

C belief in something larger than oneself controlling peoples' lives

Explanation:

According to this sentence from paragraph 3, the point of view that is reflected in Skavinski's statement is the belief in something larger than oneself controlling peoples' lives.

This is because he alludes the Polar Star as a form of fate which controls the lives of other people because it is larger than oneself.

c. when the head chef asks the applicants to make any creative dish they like (i did the usatestprep)

by giving an example of how mary beth tinker did, in fact, disrupt her mathematics class

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