Read this passage.

The boats went out before the sun. Devon sat in the bow with his grandfather, watching the dark water slide past. Neither of them spoke. When the first grey light came, his grandfather pointed at a patch of water where the surface shivered, and began at once to pay out the net.

Why does the grandfather point at the patch where the surface shivered?

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Read this passage.

The boats went out before the sun. Devon sat in the bow with his grandfather, watching the dark water slide past. Neither of them spoke. When the first grey light came, his grandfather pointed at a patch of water where the surface shivered, and began at once to pay out the net.

Why does the grandfather point at the patch where the surface shivered?

Accepted Answer

Because fish are moving beneath the surface — Award 1 mark. He starts to pay out the net at once, which only makes sense if there is something to catch. The shivering surface is the sign a fisherman reads.

Answer

Because fish are moving beneath the surface

Answer

Because a boat is approaching

Answer

Because the sun is rising in that direction

Answer

Because the water there is dangerous

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