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In the excerpt from "No Horizon Is So Far: Two Women and Their Extraordinary Journey Across Antarctica" Liv Arnesen's attitude toward eating the oatmeal is negative. This is true because in line 12, Liv states, "It tasted like oat-flavored glue" This states that Liv is comparing the oatmeal to something that is usually inedible or something with a bad texture, trying to show that she doesn't enjoy eating it. As well as this, Liv states, "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal." This states that Liv dreads the oatmeal and doesn't look forward for eating it, but instead has to eat it to burn calories. Therefore, Liv has a negative attitude toward eating oatmeal.

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Liv Arnesen's attitude towards eating oatmeal is negative. In lines 10-18, Arnesen states, "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal." Which show that Arnesen uses words that are bad like dreaded to describe Arnesen's opinion on oatmeal also saying it was their least favorite. Arnesen also states, "it tasted like oat flavored glue and left and oily residue in my mouth". Which shows how it tastes like like which doesn't taste good as another way the show how bad it is. Liv Arnesen's attitude towards eating oatmeal in lines 10-18 is negative.

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Liv Arnesen's attitude towards eating the oatmeal is digusted. According to the text, Liv says "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal". This shows that Liv finds the oatmeal to be disgusting and considers it to be the worst of the dried food. Additionally, Liv states "It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth". This shows that Liv does not like the taste of the oatmeal, describing it to have a taste similar to that of glue and that it left an oily texture in her mouth that she was not very fond of. Therefore, Liv Arnesen's attitude towards eating the oatmeal is to be digusted by it.

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Liv Arnesen's attitude toward eating oatmeal in lines 10 through 18 is disgusted. In line 10 Arnesen stated, " My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal." This shows that she doesn't like oatmeal and it is her least favorite among the dried food. Additionally in line 12 Arnesen stated, " It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth." This piece of evidence shows that Arnesen does not like the flavor of the oatmeal, and the feeling it gave her after she ate the oatmeal leaving her with an oily residue in her mouth. Therefore Liv Arenesen's attitude toward eating the oatmeal in lines 10 through 18 is disgusted.

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Liv Arnesen’s attitude towards eating oatmeal in lines 10 through 18 is disgusting. In the article, it states that “ My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal. Neither Ann nor I was particularly fond of oatmeal, especially when it was laced with cooking oil to add extra fat”. This evidence shows that Liv was disgusted towards eating the oatmeal because she considers the oatmeal to be her least favorite and she calls it “dreaded oatmeal'' showing that it's terrible and she is disgusted eating it. The article also states that “ It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left oily residue in my mouth. But it was the most efficient way to make a dent in the high-calorie diet we had to consume each day to stay healthy”. That piece of evidence shows even though Liv doesn't like the oatmeal she still eats it. Also she says that “ It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left oily residue in my mouth” that shows that she's not pleased with the flavor. In conclusion, Liv's attitude towards eating oatmeal is disgusting.

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In lines 10-18 of the article," Excerpt from No Horizon is so far: Two Woman and Their Extraordinary Journey Across Antarctica", Liv's attitude toward eating the oatmeal was that she was grossed out of the taste and looks . In lines 10 of 11 of the article, She states,'' Neither Ann nor I was particularly fond of oatmeal, especially when it was laced with cooking oil to add extra fat". These lines state that she and Ann where not satisfied with looks of the oatmeal. Furthermore, In lines, 12 in the article, she states" It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth". This piece of evidence shows that they didn't like the taste in their mouth that the oatmeal left. In conclusion,  In lines 10-18 of the article," Excerpt from No Horizon is so far: Two Woman and Their Extraordinary Journey Across Antarctica", Liv's attitude toward eating the oatmeal was that she was grossed out of the taste .

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In lines 10 through 18, Arnesen's attitude is disgusted. According to the text, it states "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal". This piece of evidence shows that Arnesen dreaded the idea of consuming the oatmeal since it was good to her liking. Moreover, the text states" It tasted like oat flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth. But it was the most efficient way to make a dent in the high-calorie dirt we had to consume each day to stay healthy." This shows that although Arnesen was not fond of the unpleasant food, Arnesen still realized that she had to consume the oatmeal to survive. Additionally, Arnesen then dreaded the oatmeal even more. This is the attitude of Arnesen in lines 10-18.

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Liv Arnesen's attitude toward eating the oatmeal in lines 10 through 18 is negative. According to the text Arnesen states, "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal." This shows that oatmeal is Arnesen's worst dried food , as Liv went as far as using the word "dreaded" to describe how Liv felt about it, which shows Liv had negative thoughts about oatmeal. Furthermore, Arnesen states, "It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth." This shows that Arnesen disliked oatmeal because it tasted like something that is indigestible and is hard to consume like "oat-flavored glue." Overall, Liv Arnesen's attitude towards eating oatmeal in lines 10 through 18 was negative.

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Liv Arnesen's attitude toward eating the oatmeal is disappointed. For example, in the article it states, "Neither Anne nor I was particularly fond of oatmeal, especially when it was laced with cooking oil to add extra fat." This shows that Liv is disappointed about having to eat the oatmeal by saying the specifics about what she doesn't like about it. Another example is in the article it also states, "My least favorite dried food was the dreaded oatmeal" This shows that Liv dislikes oatmeal the most, not looking forward to eating it whenever she has to. In conclusion, Liv Arnesen's attitude towards eating oatmeal was disappointed.

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Liv Arnesen's attitude towards eating the oatmeal is that she doesn't like it. For example, in line 10, Arnesen states, "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal." This right here directly points out that Arnesen dislikes it. Another example is in line 12 when she states, "It tastes like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth." This explains exactly what Arnesen feels that the oatmeal tastes like when she eats it and that it is displeasing. Therefore Arnesen's attitude towards the oatmeal is that she doesn't like it.

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In the text Expert from No Horizon is so far: two women and their Extraordinary journey across Antarctica. Liv Arnesen has a negative attitude towards the oatmeal In the text Arnesen states and I  quote, "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal" This shows that liv really dislikes the oatmeal. In the text, Arnesen also states that "It was laced with cooking oil to add extra fat it tasted like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth". This shows that Liv did not like the taste of the oatmeal, So in conclusion Liv does not like the oatmeal.

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In the excerpt from No Horizon is so Far Liv's attitude towards eating oatmeal that she is in disgust. This is because in line 10 it states, "My least favorite of the dried food was dreaded oatmeal. This means she doesn't enjoy eating oatmeal. Moreover in line  12-14  it states "But it was the most efficient way to make a dent in the high-calorie diet we had to consume to stay healthy". This means that Liv had to eat it to try in stay on a healthy and low calorie diet.  To sum this up this is Liv's attitude towards eating oatmeal.

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Liv Armesen's attitude toward eating the oatmeal in lines 10 through 18 was dreadful. Liv Armesen's attitude toward eating the oatmeal is dreadful because in the article "Excerpt from No Horizon Is So Far: Two Women and Their Extraordinary Journey Across Antarctica" it states "It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth. " This piece of evidence explains that she did not like the oat meal she ate because it tasted like oat-flavored glue and it left a nasty remnant in her mouth. Another piece of evidence to support this claim is "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal. Neither Ann or I was particularly fond of oatmeal, especially when it was laced with cooking oil to add extra fat." This piece of verification shows that she dreaded the oatmeal more than any other dry food she had. It also shows that she didn't like it in the first place and with the cooking oil being added it tasted even worse. In conclusion, Liv Armesen's attitude toward eating the oatmeal was dreadful.

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Liv Arnesen's attitude toward eating oatmeal in lines 10 through 18 is she doesn't like it. In the text, Liv states, "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal." This piece of evidence shows that Liv didn't like the oatmeal. Also in the text, Liv states, "It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth." This piece of evidence shows that Liv doesn't like the taste of the oatmeal or the texture of it. Therefore Liv Arnesen's attitude toward eating oatmeal in lines 10 through 18 is she doesn't like it.

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In lines 10-18, Liv Arnesen despises eating oatmeal but also describes it's importance in her diet. She states, "Neither Ann nor I was particularly fond of oatmeal, especially when it was laced with cooking oil to add extra fat." Liv has to consume high calorie diet, there for she has to add extra oil to increase the amount of calories in her food but by the description of the food, it's not one of the pleasing. Also, she state's "Each of us burned between 4,200 and 5,000 calories a day...and if we didn't raise our food intake accordingly, our bodies would start to consume themselves." Liv describes the importance of her taking in high amount of calories for her to stay healthy. To conclude, Liv Arneson dislikes the oatmeal but understand it's importance.

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Liv Arnesen's attitude towards eating the oatmeal was negative but she found it to be important to eat because it has a high amount of calories which is necessary for surviving in such an extreme environment. However, she doesn't like the taste. The text states," It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth. But it was the most efficient way to make a dent in the high-calorie diet we had to consume each day to stay healthy." This evidence shows that even though the food tasted awful to her but she still ate it for its benefits. Additionally, the text states," and if we didn't raise our food intake accordingly, our bodies would start to consume themselves." This evidence shows that they have to eat the food to survive in their extreme environment. All in all, Liv Arnesen's attitude towards eating the oatmeal was negative but she realized eating it is important for her survival.

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Liv when she realized she has to eat oily oatmeal to live: 

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Liv's attitude towards the oatmeal is unenthusiastic. I know this because she says in line 10, "My least favorite of the dried food was the dread oatmeal." Her using the word "dread" before oatmeal conveys her dislike and hesitance of wanting to eat the food. Another reason Liv seems to feel unenthusiastic about consuming the oatmeal is when she describes how it tastes, or feels, in line 12, "It tasted like oatmeal flavored glue, and left an oily residue in my mouth." Glue is an inedible and thick substance and she uses this word to describe how it felt and tastes in her mouth to show her dislike for the texture it leaves. In conclusion, Liv finds the oatmeal unsatisfactory and shows it through her unenthusiastic attitude from lines 10-18.

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In the excerpt "No Horizion Is So Far: Two Women and Their Extraordinary Journey Across Antartica", Liv Arnesen demonstrates a negative attitude towards oatmeal, she did not like it, however,she had to endure it. Arnesen states " My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal". The use of Arnesen's wording such as the word "the dreaded oatmeal" and "least favorite", illustrates how much Liv Arnesen dislikes oatmeal.  Liv Arnesen also states "but it was the most efficient way to make a dent in the high-calorie diet we had to consume each day". This evedince shows how even though she hated oatmeal she has to consume it in order to stay alive. That is proof on why Liv Arnesen dislikes oatmeal, but she endures it.

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In the excerpt from "No Horizon Is So Far: Two Women and Their Extraordinary Journey Across Antarctica" Liv doesn't like the oatmeal but she endures it. In line ten of the text Liv Arnesen states "My least favorite of the dried food was dreaded oatmeal." This shows that Liv Arnesens  didn't like the oatmeal as much as she liked the other food and every time she would have to eat it she always felt apprehensive. Additionally, in the text Liv Arnesens also states "But it was the most efficient way to make a dent in the high-calorie dirt we had to consume each day to stay healthy." This shows that it was important for Liv Arnesens to eat the oatmeal even if she didn't like it because she needed the calories for her diet. In closing Liv Arnesens, doesn't like the oatmeal but she has to endure it to stay healthy.

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Liv Arnesen has a negative attitude towards the oatmeal in lines 10 through 18 because of it's horrible taste. The text states in lines 10-11, "My least favorite of the dried food was the dreaded oatmeal. Neither Ann nor I was particularly found of oatmeal, especially when it was laced with cooking oil to add extra fat." This piece of evidence shows how both Liv and Ann had a distaste to eat the oatmeal. The text also states in lines states in lines 12-14, "It tasted like oat-flavored glue and left an oily residue in my mouth. But it was the most efficient way to make a dent in the high-calorie diet we had to consume each day to stay healthy." This piece of evidence shows how Liv does not like the oatmeal, but still has to eat it in order to ensure her survival.