Question

the reader can conclude that mr. nilson and mr. tandram no longer want to be friends. which sentences from the text support this conclusion? select all that apply. \and the little tree as if appreciating their attention, quivered and glowed.\ \from a distance the blackbird gave a loud, clear call.\ \it struck him suddenly that mr. tandram looked a little foolish; and, as if he had seen himself, he said: i must be going.\ \a shade passed over mr. tandrams face, as if he, too, had suddenly noticed something about mr. nilson.\ \good - morning, he replied, and clipping their journals to their backs they separated.\

Explanation:

The key is to find sentences that show a rift or end - of - friendship between Mr. Nilson and Mr. Tandram. The sentence "Good morning," he replied, and clipping their journals to their backs they separated." implies a simple, perhaps cold separation. Also, "It struck him suddenly that Mr. Tandram looked a little foolish; as, as if he had seen himself, he said: 'I must be going.'" shows a negative perception and a quick departure, suggesting a breakdown in their relationship.

Answer:

"It struck him suddenly that Mr. Tandram looked a little foolish; as, as if he had seen himself, he said: 'I must be going.'"
"Good morning," he replied, and clipping their journals to their backs they separated."