Question

(The solitary summer)which statement best summarizes the passage?

Answer 1

Despite being relatively brief and written in diary style, The Solitary Summer is so rich with gorgeous visuals and tender, thought-provoking ideas about life and how we should cherish it that its look belies its profundity and its weight. I thoroughly enjoyed it; it served as a reminder of the value of taking my time, appreciating the environment around me, and recovering time in my day to simply be, guilt-free. You should pick it up to savor as the lazy days of summer approach since it is pure sweetness from start to finish.

I would do anything to be able to spend a solitary summer with only my teapot and a book; what complete happiness that would be! The pictures in this article are at Water low Park, a park in my area.

Additionally, The Solitary Summer adds a bit more perspective to Von Arnim's existence outside of her garden and Schloss. She talks of her excursions as Lady Bountiful to the village that the Man of Wrath oversees as part of his land; the residents are abjectly impoverished and adhere to long-standing customs and beliefs that Elizabeth finds repugnant.

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Answer 2

Correct option is A.

The narrator describes how she wants to explore nature and then

compares herself to a bird that is both cheerful and quarrelsome.

What is Solitary Summer?

The Solitary Summer is a diary, a collection of rambling reflections on Elizabeth spending the entire summer alone with just her immediate family.

About Solitary Summer:-

This is a lovely, reflective piece that gets us to think about why we read, what motivates us to take up a book, and how books relate to one another. Elizabeth is contagious (but in a totally positive way, unlike Covid19). We are inspired to learn more about the writers and thanks to her excellent sense of location and her excitement for them.

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I understand that the question you are looking for is :

In The solitary summer which statement best summarizes the passage?

A. The narrator describes how she wants to explore nature and then

compares herself to a bird that is both cheerful and quarrelsome.

B. The narrator contemplates having time to grow her soul by

refusing to see anyone besides her husband or read any books for

the summer.

C. The narrator longs to spend the summer in solitude out in nature,

and her husband thinks that she will be bored.

D. The narrator and her husband argue about how the summer

should be spent as he wants to have guests and she wants to be

alone.