“Marjorie turns to the fish, They swim slickly
backwards and forwards in the bright heaven of
their tanks:’white gravel,silver bubbles,green weed and the iridescence of their scales.They
cheer her. How much more beautiful fish are than
people, she thinks for the thousandth time.No
ungainliness,no filth;no stupidity.”
Based on Lesley Glaister’s “Serrusalmus”, New Writing, in the passage above, the fish are better than people because they are
backwards and forwards in the bright heaven of
their tanks:’white gravel,silver bubbles,green weed and the iridescence of their scales.They
cheer her. How much more beautiful fish are than
people, she thinks for the thousandth time.No
ungainliness,no filth;no stupidity.”
Based on Lesley Glaister’s “Serrusalmus”, New Writing, in the passage above, the fish are better than people because they are
-
A.
more radiant -
B.
more colourful -
C.
less awkward -
D.
less scheming