How is wingspan characterized by Alger's description of his morning ritual?

"Getting up too was an equally short process. He jumped out of the box, shook himself, picked out one or two straws that had found their way into rents in his clothes, and, drawing a well-worn cap over his uncombed locks, he was all ready for the business of the day."

he is carefree

he is excited

he is fortunate

he is creative

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Hope Valdez

25 March, 10:36

How is wingspan characterized by Alger's description of his morning ritual?

"Getting up too was an equally short process. He jumped out of the box, shook himself, picked out one or two straws that had found their way into rents in his clothes, and, drawing a well-worn cap over his uncombed locks, he was all ready for the business of the day."

he is carefree

he is excited

he is fortunate

he is creative

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Carl Sanford · Answer 1

Wingspan is characterized by Alger’s description of his morning ritual described above as:

b. he is excited

The idea of the situation given above clearly implies excitement because the person described prepares early and with eagerness based on his gestures.