1. Do you think that Tree-ear acted in a decent manner when he waited before alerting the farmer of the hole in his sack? Please take several sentences to explain.
2. What advice is Crane-man giving Tree-ear when he says, "Scholars read the great works of the world. But you and I must learn to read the world itself"? Explain your answer.
13 comments:
1. I think Tree-ear acked in a decent manner, because he was just trying to help himself. At the same time I think that he did not make the right choice, because he was being sort of selfish.
2. I think that he is telling Tree-ear that the rich already know how to live but we[the poor] need to learn how to live.
IKE
1.Because even though Tree-ear wanted to help the farmer,he was having second thoughts and thought about stealing the rice.
2.He means that the scholars know things about the world but they must learn how to survive and live in the world.
FBK
1. I think it was the wrong thing to do because if he would of told him sooner then the farmer would of not lost so much rice.
2. I think that it means that scholars learn from books and teachers but the less fortunate learn from trial and error
MAs
MAS
1. I think he did because he wanted to get some of the rice for himself, but at the same time he was being selfish because he did'nt tell him sooner.
2.He was trying to say that people who go to school may know how to live without trying, but the people dont go to school have to learn how to live.
Blue.
KC
I think Tree-ear acted in a decent manner because he alerted the farmer before all of his rice fell out of the hole in his sack. I think Tree-ear is poor too so he doesn't have much to eat.
I think Crane-man is wise and saying that Tree-ear and him need to figure out what the world is "saying" to us.
I think he was just doing the right thing.Atleast he did the right thing.If he did the bad choice he would of got caught.2.I think he meant that rich people already know everything but,poor people have to learn the hard way.
1.I think he did not act in a decent manner because it made the farmer lose more rice instead of telling him right away.
2.It means that scolars learn from books but him and Tree-Ear learn from surviving and living.
MAS
1.I think tree-ear acted in a decent maner because he waited to tell him that there was a hole in his jiggeh.2.If you can learn with out help or books you are smarter that a scholar.
jc
1.I think that he did the wrong thing,because the farmer could have been poor.
2.I think that Crane-man is telling Tree-Ear that some people know things that they don't,and he is telling him that they need to know what others know.
Rendell Amposta
1) I don't think Tree-ear acted in a decent manner because he was going to take the rice for himself. He shouldn't have because it was the man's rice.
2) It means they have to learn the world by themselves, without school or education.
It wasn't really rude, but it wasn't really nice either. You shouldn't have to think about somthing that simple.
He means that rich learn how to live, but the poor must teach themselves.
Veronica
1.I think tree-ear acted in a decent maner, he waited to tell him that there was a hole in his jiggeh.2.If you can learn with out help or books you are smarter that a scholar.
trlh
IL
Yes because he might have needed that rice really much.
I think Crane-man is telling him that some people already know how to live but we need to find what we need to live.
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