What best describes the central idea of Sojourner Truth's "Ain't I a Woman?"
A. Women are just as capable as men and deserve equal rights.
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It was very helpful of the students to move the shelves for their teacher.
Being wise comes with age.
The dog was loyal to its owner since day one.
He’s the sort of man who’s always punctual.
The young boy was very stingy, so stingy that he would not even share his toys with his younger sister.
It was troublesome of the woman to climb the gate illegally.
The girl was honest when she explained why she had stolen from her mother.
The current scores were dominating compared last year’s.
The therapist nodded in understanding.
It was wasteful of the man to throw his half-eaten hotdog away.
Answer:
In the story, the phrase “everyday use” originates from Dee, who criticized her sister because in her opinion, the sister did not perceive the true value of the quilts and would instead destroy them by using them for their intended purpose. Dee’s plan for the quilts was to preserve them as cultural symbols, by only displaying the quilts instead of destroying them by putting the items to use.