Question

what happens when the narrator has to pay the bill at the eating house? a the narrator gives him the worthless bank note and leaves. b the landlord sees the bank note and begs him to keep eating at his establishment. c the landlord doesnt believe the narrator when he shows him the bank note, and so he throws him out. d the landlord is shocked at the note and lets the man forgo paying the bill because the landlord cannot make change.

Explanation:

This question refers to Mark Twain's The Million Pound Bank Note. When the narrator pays with the million-pound note, the landlord, realizing he cannot make change for such a large amount, reacts with deference, flattery, and begs the narrator to keep patronizing his establishment to gain prestige from having a wealthy customer. Options A, C, and D do not match the text's events.

Answer:

B. The landlord sees the bank note and begs him to keep eating at his establishment.