In "The Wild Dog of Caucomgomoc," what does Amos Nieben's reaction to encountering the dog reveal about his character?

A. Nieben's reaction reveals that he has concern for the dog.

B. Nieben's reaction reveals that he has respect for the dog.

C. Nieben's reaction reveals that he fears the dog.

D. Nieben's reaction reveals that he pities the dog.

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Taylor

23 August, 14:50

In "The Wild Dog of Caucomgomoc," what does Amos Nieben's reaction to encountering the dog reveal about his character?

A. Nieben's reaction reveals that he has concern for the dog.

B. Nieben's reaction reveals that he has respect for the dog.

C. Nieben's reaction reveals that he fears the dog.

D. Nieben's reaction reveals that he pities the dog.

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Alicia Gamble · Answer 1

Answer: D. Nieben's reaction reveals that he pities the dog.

Explanation:

This is a very inetersting and most popular story. In Charles Boardman Hawes' "The Wild Dog of Caucomgomoc" there is a man who has an unexpected friend with a dog feared by the whole city. So he only fears by town but have pities for the dog as well.