Question

1. in paragraph 30, the narrator says, \as it was, the two of us were on a collision course that only one of us would survive.\ what does the narrator mean when he says only one would \survive\?

a. only one would stay alive.
b. only one would be harmed.
c. only one would be popular.
d. only one would be able to tell a joke.

Explanation:

The phrase "only one of us would survive" in a non - literal context often implies a situation where only one party can come out on top or succeed in a competitive or conflicting scenario. In this case, it means only one would be able to maintain their position or achieve their goal, similar to staying "alive" in a metaphorical sense.

Answer:

A. Only one would stay alive.