Which excerpt from Black Boy best demonstrates the idea that Wright’s family feels frustrated and trapped in their financial sit
uation? A. And I did not want my father to feed me; I was hungry, but my thoughts of food did not now center about him.
B. My mother gave me a dry sandwich and I munched and stared, longing to go home.
C. At night there were long, halting discussions about our going to live with Granny, but nothing came of it. Perhaps there was not enough money for railroad fare.
D. It was winter and I would buy a dime’s worth of coal each morning from the corner coalyard and lug it home in paper bags.
The excerpt from <span>Black Boy that best demonstrates the idea that Wright’s family feels frustrated and trapped in their financial situation is </span><span>C. At night there were long, halting discussions about our going to live with Granny, but nothing came of it. Perhaps there was not enough money for railroad fare. You can see clearly here that they wanted to send to boy to his grandma so that both them and he could live a little bit better, however, they couldn't manage to set aside even that little money to send him away. </span>
When author's remark about a certain pair of boots, Mr Gessler surprisingly looked at him for a time to withdrew or qualify his statement. After that, he asked the author to get the pair back and if he could do nothing of them then he would take them off his bill.
The first one is the correct way to use it, since it separates the parts of the sentence into fragments that can still be understood without changing the meaning of the entire sentence.
