Youth, because that is what you are basically saying when referring to you childhood. In your youth or childhood you are talking about the past as a young girl/boy.
Answer:
B. A pronoun that could refer to more than one person,place or thing.
Explanation:
When a sentence does not clearly identify which noun a subsequent pronoun refers to, the error is referred to as an unclear antecedent.
In the sentence, "How did you get to the party?" <em>How</em> is the question-word. Then proceed the auxiliary verb, subject, main verb and the DO. In this case the question is asking for directions, and isn't a question that is only limitated for a yes/no of answer.
Answer: The Miller has his son climb up on the donkey with him
Explanation:
In the short story of The Miller, his Son and their Donkey, a man and his son keep listening to the opinions of others until the donkey drowns.
If the main problem in the story had been that the Miller needed a job and worried about the opinion of others about him, it would make sense why he kept listening to various opinions, one of which was when he told his son to get on the donkey alongside him when people had criticised him for riding on it alone.