Fill in the blanks in the followingsentences.This is not an ordinary family quarrel. The argument between the husband and wifeconcerns the correct attitude toward1 .The author was born in 1945 and the story was written in 1985 when he was 40 yearsold. We can assume therefore that it reflects a time when the worst expressions ofracism had been rejected by the general public as a result of themovement in the 1960s, but the subtle effects stilllinger on.The wife believes that marriages between blacks and whites are2 if they love each other, and she cannot3 her husband's attitude on this.This shows that she is a person of strict moral principles.The man says that he does not think it is a good idea for white people to marry blacks.His argument is that theyhave______4______ and cannot really know each other.But the irony is thathe did not know his own wife either although they were bothwhite andhad been____5_____for so many years. To him, she was still someone movingthrough the house,_____6____.
Fill in the blanks in the followingsentences.This is not an ordinary family quarrel. The argument between the husband and wifeconcerns the correct attitude toward1 .The author was born in 1945 and the story was written in 1985 when he was 40 yearsold. We can assume therefore that it reflects a time when the worst expressions ofracism had been rejected by the general public as a result of themovement in the 1960s, but the subtle effects stilllinger on.The wife believes that marriages between blacks and whites are2 if they love each other, and she cannot3 her husband's attitude on this.This shows that she is a person of strict moral principles.The man says that he does not think it is a good idea for white people to marry blacks.His argument is that theyhave______4______ and cannot really know each other.But the irony is thathe did not know his own wife either although they were bothwhite andhad been____5_____for so many years. To him, she was still someone movingthrough the house,_____6____.