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Cortezamie17go
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Read these sentences from the passage.
“All I do know is that this business about professions and studies and salaries and so on—it makes me sick, it is and always was disgusting. I don’t see anything at all, Albert.”
What do these lines of dialogue reveal about Paul?
a. He does not understand the way jobs and business work.
b. He cannot think of a profitable post-war job for himself.
c. He does not see the point in having a normal job.
d. He prefers to stay in the army during peace-time

Answer :

Palak23stargo

Answer:

C --> see explanation

Explanation:

it's not A, and i don't know the context so it could be D but in my opinion it is either C or B. honestly i'd go with C. sorry i can't give you a concrete answer!

OlanmaEgo

These lines of dialogue reveal this Paul: c. He does not see the point in having a normal job.

In the excerpt, we find that Paul did not welcome the idea of having a normal job where salaries were paid.

This is seen in the opinion that the formed when he said that it makes him sick and that it was disgusting. So, the entire idea put him off.

So, we can come to the conclusion that Paul did not like the idea of having a normal job. So, option C is correct.

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