Why does the narrator describe being “tramped on and squashed” as joys?
A. To suggest the irony about the strange ways of dogs.
B. To mention the simple pleasures of canine life.
C. To compare it to Tricki’s earlier play-time at the house.
D. To direct attention towards Tricki’s successful recovery.
Answer:B
Why does the narrator describe being “tramped on and squashed” as joys?
A. To suggest the irony about the strange ways of dogs. B. To mention the simple pleasures of canine life. C. To compare it to Tricki’s earlier play-time at the house. D. To direct attention towards Tricki’s successful recovery.