Question

What does Steele conclude about the value of such clubs?

• A. They are outdated and impractical
• B. They encourage competition among members
• C. They offer rest, belonging, and joy from shared experiences
• D. They weaken moral values

Answer 1

Answer:

C. They offer rest, belonging, and joy from shared experiences

Steele concludes that clubs like the Trumpet Club serve as refuges from the pressures of the outside world, where people—especially older gentlemen—can find comfort, camaraderie, and a sense of identity. Through storytelling, laughter, and mutual respect, these clubs celebrate the richness of shared human experience.