Question

The author states, "She was unafraid of me, powerful and dangerous, yet graceful. And she was a tender, attentive mother caring for her cubs." How does this illustrate the author's connection to the mother bear?
A
it illustrates her connection to the mother bear by showing how they are united by the North Pole.
B
It illustrates her connection to the mother bear by showing they are similar because the author feels the same way about her dog, Charlie
C
It illustrates Thayer's desire to become one with the bear as it should be when humans and animals interact in nature.
D
it illustrates her fear of the mother because first and foremost she is a wild animal who will do anything to protect her cubs

Answer 1

C. It illustrates Thayer's desire to become one with the bear as it should be when humans and animals interact in nature.

This option reflects the author's appreciation for the bear's power and grace while also acknowledging its role as a caring mother, indicating a deep respect and desire for harmony between humans and the natural world.