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I need help with this question please
Which details in "Mother Son" point to the conclusion that the mother has had a hard life?
A. She declares that she has been “a-climbin' on.”
B.She says that life has had “tacks in it, / And splinters.”
C. She warns, “Don't you set down on the steps.”
D.She has been “reachin' landin's, / And turnin' corners.”
I think it's B
Which details in "Mother Son" point to the conclusion that the mother has had a hard life?
A. She declares that she has been “a-climbin' on.”
B.She says that life has had “tacks in it, / And splinters.”
C. She warns, “Don't you set down on the steps.”
D.She has been “reachin' landin's, / And turnin' corners.”
I think it's B
Answers
Writeacher
Is this the poem you mean?
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47559/mother-to-son
If so, the answer is easy to find. Let me know.
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/47559/mother-to-son
If so, the answer is easy to find. Let me know.
yes that is the poem
Writeacher
"Mother <b>to</b> Son"
Which answer do you think is correct?
Which answer do you think is correct?
Writeacher
Yes, B.
They said that in the first post. Anyway,
A is not right because it talks about the mother getting through life, not that it was hard.
B is right because tacks and splinters refers to the hard things in her life.
C doesn't talk about how the mother's life was hard, and
D doesn't either. It talks about, again, that she got through the problems,
So, yes.
A is not right because it talks about the mother getting through life, not that it was hard.
B is right because tacks and splinters refers to the hard things in her life.
C doesn't talk about how the mother's life was hard, and
D doesn't either. It talks about, again, that she got through the problems,
So, yes.
thank you so much for your help
You are welcome! :)
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