In Elizabeth Baines' "Compass and Torch," what is significant about the compasses?

The boy's is surprisingly of much better quality than his father's.

The father's is a real compass, but the boy's is only a toy.

They both forget to bring one.

They each show a different direction for north.

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13 December, 22:07

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Ingrid Rhodes · Answer 1

A. The boy's is surprisingly of much better quality than his father's.

In Elizabeth Baines' "Compass and Torch," what is significant about the compasses?The boy's is surprisingly of much better quality than his father's.The father's is a real compass, but the boy's is only a toy.They both forget to bring one.They each show a different direction for north.