Question

Select the correct answer.

What statement best summarizes the passage “The Solitary Summer”
OA. The narrator describes how she wants to explore nature and then compares herself to a bird that is both cheerful
and quarrelsome.
OB.
O c.
The narrator longs to spend the summer in solitude out in nature, and her husband thinks that she will be bored.
The narrator contemplates having time to grow her soul by refusing to see anyone besides her husband or read
any books for the summer.
OD.
The narrator and her husband argue about how the summer should be spent as he wants to have guests and
she wants to be alone.

Answer 1

The passage 'The Solitary Summer' is best summarized by the narrator's desire for solitude in nature and her husband's belief that she will find it boring.

Step-by-step explanation:

The correct statement that best summarizes the passage 'The Solitary Summer' is that the narrator longs to spend the summer in solitude out in nature, and her husband thinks that she will be bored. This choice reflects the themes of solitude, nature, and introspection depicted in the various literary excerpts provided. From descriptions of enjoying the natural world to the contemplation of solitary existence away from society, all the passages convey a sense of seeking or reflecting on the experience of being alone.

Answer 2

A

Step-by-step explanation:

The narrator describes how she wants to explore nature and then compares herself to a bird that is both cheerful and quarrelsome.