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Read this excerpt from "Wiley, His Mama, and the Hairy Man" in The People Could Fly

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would have, too, but that he pretended to pray and called his hounds instead and the hounds run the Hagy Man off
"Did he have his sack?" his mama asked Wiley.
"Yesum," Wiley said.
"Next time he come after you, don't you climb some tree," said his mama
What theme is suggested by this excerpt?
Refusing to fight solves problems
It is better to hide from a problem than to face it directly
Always stick to the first plan you make to solve a problem.
It is important to listen to others' advice
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Answer 1

Answer: D) It is important to listen to others' advice

Explanation:

From the excerpt "Wiley, His Mama And The Hairy Man", the story is told of a boy Wiley who lived with his mother in a swamp and was constantly tormented by a monster called Hairy Man who also lives in the swamp with them.

The monster, Hairy Man wants to attack and probably eat Wiley who needs advice from his mother after he was attacked and she told him not to climb some tree if he the monster has his sack with him, which reflects the theme that it is important to listen to others advice.

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Answer 2

D. It is important to listen to others' advice

Step-by-step explanation:

"The People Could Fly" is Virginia Hamilton's collection of folktales. These stories include supernatural tales, animal tales and African folklore tales.

They are written for children so the purpose of each of them is to teach a valuable lesson.

"Wiley, His Mama And The Hairy Man" tells the story of a boy, Wiley, who lived in a swamp with his mother. Hairy Man is a monster that lives in the swamp, and has probably eaten Wiley's father. The Hairy Man is now after Wiley, who needs his mother's help and advice to defeat the monster.

This excerpt shows how Wiley followed his mother's advice and managed to escape The Hairy Man.