The Story of the Walrus and the Carpenter

Why is the walrus and the carpender eating bread?

Which of the following is the correct answer:

(1): to eat with the Oysters

(2): to feed to the Oysters

(3): to make a new bed for the Oysters

(4): to take back to the old Oyster

Answer:

1) to eat with the Oysters

The walrus and the carpenter are eating bread to eat with the Oysters. In the story "The Walrus and the Carpenter," the characters enjoy eating bread with the Oysters.

The choice (1) is the correct answer, as mentioned in the story.

In the tale "The Walrus and the Carpenter," the walrus and the carpenter deceive the young Oysters into following them for a walk along the beach. They then eat the unsuspecting Oysters by the end of the journey. The bread is used as part of the trick to lure the Oysters.

Thus, the bread is eaten with the Oysters as part of the deceitful plan in the story.