Q: If With the presence of Mr. Inglethorp, a sense of constraint and veiled hostility seemed to settle down upon the company. , can we say that "The company welcomed the feelings Mr. Inglethorpe brought with him. "?

A: no

Q: If His face looked weary and haggard. , can we say that "His face looked weary from the day."?

A: it is not possible to tell

Q: If People aren't going to be impressed by a harmonica and a light-bulb anymore., can we say that "People will no longer find a harmonica and a light-bulb entertaining."?

A: yes

Q: If They 1) be capable of being described in financial, economic, or quantitative terms; and 2) provide a plausible basis for concluding that the program has had or will have this intended effect., can we say that "They will not be described in any way, shape, or form in a financial, economic, or quantitative effect, and they should not achieve the final goal as intended."?

A:
no