What can you infer about the man from the evidence in this passage from "To Build a Fire"? A. He remembers the advice of the old man in Sulphur Creek. B. He thinks that the old-timers are womanish. C. He is arrogant and overconfident in hos own abilities D. He had and accident and he is by himself in then cold.

The story "To Build a Fire" is a description of the short story that has been written by famous American author Jack London. The two versions of the story are mentioned over the context. The first was published in the year 1902, and the second was published in the year 1908.

The correct answer is C. He is arrogant and overconfident in his own abilities.

Option C. He is arrogant and overconfident in his own abilities is correct because this is the best inference about the passage and is providing the evidence about the story "To Build a Fire".

Options A. He remembers the advice of the old man in Sulphur Creek, B. He thinks that the old-timers are womanish, and D. He had an accident and he is by himself in then cold are the wrong options because they do not infer about the evidence of the text from the passage from the story "To Build a Fire".

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answer is (C) he is srrogant and overconfident in hos own abilities