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30 April, 18:46

Which of the following inferences about Alexandra's relationship with her brothers before they go to

the orchard is supported by the text?

A. O Alexandra liked to pretend that she was completely annoyed by her brothers, but she

really loved them

B.

Alexandra could not stand to be around her brothers because they were too wild.

C.

Alexandra and her brothers got along quite well and she enjoyed spending time with

them

D.

Alexandra and her brothers argued constantly, but she was always learning from them.

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  1. 30 April, 19:14
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    D. Alexandra and her brothers argued constantly, but she was always learning from them.

    Explanation:

    I believe the story is related to "O Pioneers!"

    "O Pioneers" is a novel written by Willa Sibert Cather, an American writer. The story focuses on the relationships of people (romantic and familial) and the land. It tells the life of the Bergsons' family and their immigration into the farmland, which was well taken care of Alexandra Bergson.

    Alexandra Bergson had three brothers: Emil (the youngest), Oscar and Lou. The question above is related to her brothers, Oscar and Lou.

    Alexandra's relationship with them suggest that they argued constantly, but she was always learning from them. The argument came about when Alexandra fought for her right to the farm. Her brothers were afraid that if Alexandra marries Carl, they will also lose their rights to the farm. They told Alexandra that Carl was only after her property, but Alexandra didn't listen. However, at the end of the day, she would rethink things and learn from her brothers opinions as well.
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