Question

went camping with each other. if i wasnt at my house, i was at his house, and vice - versa. how does the conflict in the story affect the narrator? 7 of 16 questions he apologizes to his friend. he stops being imperious to others. he learns how to admit he is wrong. he realizes the limits of his own knowledge.

Explanation:

To answer this, we analyze the options. The conflict likely leads the narrator to recognize what they don't know. "He realizes the limits of his own knowledge" fits as a common theme in stories where conflict causes self - reflection about one's knowledge. Other options: apologizing (A) is more about an action to a friend, not self - knowledge; stopping being imperious (B) is about behavior to others, not knowledge; admitting wrong (C) is about error, not knowledge limits.

Answer:

D. He realizes the limits of his own knowledge.