Question

8. Mr. Frank said the air raids should be "music to our ears"? What was he emphasizing with this metaphor? O The pleasant sounds of the air raids. O The idea that the air raids will be helpful to them. The loud sounds of the air raids. O The idea that the enemy is very near​

Answer 1

When Mr. Frank said the air raids should be "music to our ears", he was emphasizing with the metaphor the idea that the air raids will be helpful to them.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Franks were forced into hiding to escape being persecuted after the Germans invaded the Netherlands. They lived with another family and they all paid close attention to the progress of the war by listening to the radio.

Mr. Frank used the metaphor to emphasize the idea that the air raids will be helpful to them because the air raids means the Allies are making progress and the Germans are losing.