Where does Morris Kane instruct Pettigrew to dump everything during his speech?

Where does Morris Kane instruct Pettigrew to dump everything during his speech?

• A. The Ocean
• B. The Bay
• C. The River
• D. The Dock

Answer: (A)

This question tests your ability to recognize a direct disposal instruction given in a speech. The best answer is the ocean because “dump everything” into the sea evokes broad, open water where evidence would be hardest to recover and trace. An ocean setting implies total disposal and anonymity rather than a more confined or surveilled spot. A river could carry items downstream and be traced more easily, a bay is a limited inlet with potential for visibility, and a dock is a built-up location where someone might be watched. So the ocean fits the idea of concealing the disposal most effectively.

This question tests your ability to recognize a direct disposal instruction given in a speech. The best answer is the ocean because “dump everything” into the sea evokes broad, open water where evidence would be hardest to recover and trace. An ocean setting implies total disposal and anonymity rather than a more confined or surveilled spot. A river could carry items downstream and be traced more easily, a bay is a limited inlet with potential for visibility, and a dock is a built-up location where someone might be watched. So the ocean fits the idea of concealing the disposal most effectively.