In The Dark- Continue

Anne Fione, a blind woman, likes to come to the restaurant with her husband Jim, who is not blind. "It has helped him realize the difficulties I face every day," she says. "It is also the only restaurant where I don't feel dependent on other people." Anne likes to order the "Mystery Meal" for both Jim and herself. This meal is a mystery because people have to guess what food they have on their plates. Anne always manages to guess what she's eating, but Jim often guesses wrong. "When I can't see the food, it doesn't taste the same," says Jim. "I also need Anne to get the food on my fork. Since we started coming here, I have learned what it feels like to depend on other people."Robert Clark, another blind customer, is glad that the restaurant was opened. He says that dining there has helped strengthen his self-image, since in darkness he functions better than a person who can see. However, some blind people think that the restaurant's owner takes advantage of their disability and that it is just a way of making money. Regardless of your opinion about the restaurant, "In the Dark" is definitely worth a visit. COMPLETE THE SENTENCE. (lines 10-17)According to Anne, eating at the restaurant has made Jim understand The "Mystery Meal" does not remain a mystery for Anne after she tastes the food.Copy the words in lines 10-17 that show this. PUT AN X BY THE TWO CORRECT ANSWERS. (lines 10-17)What difficulties does Jim have in the restaurant? He needs a waiter's help to choose his food. It is hard for him to eat without help. He can't use his cellular phone. He doesn't always know what he is eating. He has to help Anne eat her food. CIRCLE THE NUMBER OF THE CORRECT ANSWER.Both Anne Fione and Robert Clark say they like the restaurant because they (—). feel good about themselves when they are there can walk around without a waiter's help always know what food they are eating Why do some blind people disapprove of the restaurant? (lines 18-22)