What was Henry Miller's trade by profession?

• A. Electrician
• B. Mechanic
• C. Lineman
• D. Laborer

Answer: (C)

A lineman is the worker who keeps power lines in service, climbing poles or using bucket trucks to install, inspect, and repair overhead and underground lines and related equipment. This role specifically involves working on the actual conductors that carry electricity, which is why Henry Miller is described as having that trade.

Electricians typically wire buildings and install electrical systems inside, mechanics repair machines or engines, and laborers perform general manual tasks. The description of Henry Miller’s work aligns with the line-work and field maintenance focus of a lineman.