Question

How does “The First Seven Years” reflect this American identity? A. All of the characters are looking for ways to improve their lives. B. All of the characters are looking for ways to make more money. C. All of the characters are looking for ways to be more American. D. All of the characters are looking for ways to become educated.

Answer 1

A) All of the characters are looking for ways to improve their lives.

Step-by-step explanation:

In "The First Seven Years," all the characters are seeking for ways to better their lives. A prosperous American, Feld sees a chance to assist his daughter by finding her a successful, honorable spouse. Max, the student, wants to become an accountant. Miriam, Feld's daughter, aspires to be self-sufficient and choose her own education and marriage. Finally, despite his lack of ambition, Sobel works for Feld and attempts to marry Miriam.