Understanding the Word 'Zeal' and Factory Owners' Actions

What does the word 'zeal' suggest about the factory owners' attitude towards new immigrants?

• They were hostile.

• They were confused.

• They were enthusiastic.

• They were indifferent.

Why might factory owners have acted with zeal towards new immigrants?

• They wanted to help them.

• They needed more workers.

• They were afraid of them.

• They wanted to learn from them.

Which of the following best describes the meaning of 'zeal'?

• Lack of interest

• Great energy or enthusiasm

• Fear and anxiety

• Calm and peace

How did the factory owners' zeal affect their relationship with new immigrants?

• It caused them to ignore the immigrants.

• It led to conflicts with immigrants.

• It encouraged them to hire more immigrants.

• It made them avoid the immigrants.

What might be a reason for the factory owners' enthusiasm for new immigrants?

• They wanted to make friends.

• They were interested in different cultures.

• They needed a large workforce for their factories.

• They wanted to teach them new skills.