Question

In "The Bat-Poet," why doesn't the little brown bat think that the mockingbird is a very good audience?

A.
The mockingbird constantly interrupts the poem to ask questions.

B.
The mockingbird appreciates only the technical aspects of the poem.

C.
The mockingbird gets upset that the poem affects his emotions.

D.
The mockingbird laughs at parts of the bat's poem that are not funny.

Answer 1

The little brown bat doesn't think the mockingbird is a very good audince because the mockingbird laughs at parts of the bat's poem that isn't funny. The correct answer is D.