Question

The language in lines 9 through 14 suggests that new coffee plants require

(1) isolation

(2) fertilization

(3) irrigation

(4) protection

Coffee-growing is a long job. It does not all come out as you imagine, when, yourself young and hopeful, in the streaming rain, you carry the boxes of your shining young coffee-plants from the nurseries, and, with the whole number of farm-hands in the field, watch the plants set in the regular rows of holes in the wet ground where they are to grow, and then have them thickly shaded against the sun, with branches broken from the bush, since obscurity is the privilege of young things

Answer 1

I think that it need isolation because when highlighted, "have them thickly shaded" and "Obscurity is the privilege of young thing," its trying to say that they need to be unknown and protected. so i think isolation

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