What is the rising action of the story luck by Mark Twain?

Answer 1

Luck is a short story about a military academy student that the teacher feels sorry for and takes him aside to tutor. The young man passes the test and was lucky in that for the exam, only questions he had been tutored on. In the army, this young man had many lucky breaks and was able to earn many medals and respect by others. However it did not change that Scoresby was still a stupid man, but undeniably lucky.

Answer 2

The rising action of "Luck" by Mark Twain involves the main character, Scoresby, gaining a reputation for being incredibly lucky despite his lack of skill or preparation. As Scoresby continues to succeed through sheer luck, skepticism grows among those around him until a final test of his luck is put to the ultimate challenge.

Answer 3

itsa bout Harold finding a speck and he talks to it and its called hoo-vile

itsa bout Harold finding a speck and he talks to it and its called hoo-vile

Answer 4

Craziness and blunders can get you somewhere in life

Answer 5

The setting is at a banquet in London during the Cremian War

Answer 6

Scoresby(the dumb one) the reverend

Answer 7

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