Question

In line 25, the author uses ""The pitcher cries for water to carry"" to mean -

A.)Useful objects are better than decorative ones.
B.) A water pitcher is a work of art.
C.) Artists should make objects that are useful.
D.) People want to be careful.

Answer 1

The author uses the phrase 'The pitcher cries for water to carry' to mean that artists should make objects that are useful.

Step-by-step explanation:

The author uses the phrase "The pitcher cries for water to carry" to mean that artists should make objects that are useful.

In the given context, the old yellow pitcher represents a trivial and worthless object that holds sentimental value to the character.

This phrase suggests that rather than creating purely decorative or impractical objects, artists should create objects that serve a purpose or have utility.