2. read the following passage from "the swimming contest" in which the narrator spontaneously decides to take a holiday in an arab village. "that evening i was invited to join the family at supper, and abu-nimr introduced me to the people who sat round the table: his round-faced bustling wife, who smiled into space without resting her eyes on me; his sons, aged thirteen and fifteen, who attended high school in the city; his plump, white-skinned daughter, married to a policeman who was away from home all week, and who came home loaded with a wicker basket containing a trussed pigeon.a. fond reminders of events pastb. taking comfort in familiar food c. sudden memories of a forgotten friendd. building bridges across cultural differences