It can be inferred from the text that the speaker indicates that it is crucial for her offspring to have choices because it is necessary for her to be happy as she develops into an adult.
<h3>What is an inference?</h3>
An inference is a conclusion that is reached after a rational analysis of the facts of the text has been executed.
Thus, it is correct to infer that the speaker indicates that it is crucial for her offspring to have choices because it is necessary for her to be happy as she develops into an adult.
The speaker says that it is important because she feels that when she gives choices to her daughter she is happy and can grow as a person .
<h3>How does the speaker compare that to the importance of choice for the animals she cares for?</h3>
She compares it to the importance of choice for the animals by talking about how animals are the same way . When one gives them choices, they will grow to love their carer and live long happy lives .
If it makes it easier, when trying to find the direct object in a sentence you have to ask yourself what the subject is receiving. What did Mr. west study?
