How does the narrator respond to the monk's preference for hunting and riding over studying or working?

He agrees with the monk's positions.

He is startled by the monk's admission.

He is saddened by the monk's lack of seriousness.

He is angered by the monk's unprincipled behavior

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4 October, 01:10

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Desmond Santos · Answer 1

A. He agrees with the monk's positions.

How does the narrator respond to the monk's preference for hunting and riding over studying or working?He agrees with the monk's positions.He is startled by the monk's admission.He is saddened by the monk's lack of seriousness.He is angered by the monk's unprincipled behavior