What "omens from the desert" does Santiago share with the chieftains of the oasis? Question 1 options:

He uses Urim and Thummim and believes that the oasis is in danger.

He sees two hawks fighting and then envisioned the oasis in flames.

He hears the winds speak to him about the tribal wars.

He sees a vision of men with swords attacking the oasis.

Option B

Explanation:

Santiago means that the hawks are attacking each other.

Santiago saw 2 hawks as an omen. He then says that viewing of hawks is equivalent to the vision of armies riding through oasis.

Hence, option B is correct

the answer is c.

by: nicholas dooley

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