Question

For one, he said, to labour bred, was a match for fortune fairly, O. What does the narrator suggest in this line?

A) People who are raised by farmers usually become farmers.
Eliminate
B) People who are unafraid of hard work make their own luck.
C) People who have good luck hardly ever have to work in life.
D) People who respect their parents have well-behaved children.

Answer 1

B) People who are unafraid of hard work make their own luck.

Step-by-step explanation:

In these lines, the poet implies that people who are willing to work very hard do not need much luck, or fortune, because they make their own destiny. This is what he means when he claims that hardworking people are a fair match for fortune. Therefore, someone who is not afraid of hard labor can become rich and successful, even if he does not have good fortune on his side.

Answer 2

What the narrator suggests in this line is that People who are unafraid of hard work make their own luck

Explanation:

The poem talks about his father being a hardworking farmer and how he taught him to work hard and don't wait to have good luck. to assure his future and his every day with his work. the line says that the one who works hard is a good competition to fortune since the ones that work don't need the favors of it.