Steinbeck writes that the Allens's ranch is a place where "there was little work to be done." How does the setting parallel Elis
a's feelings about ranching? A. Elisa feels bored with ranch life and wants more adventure in her life.
B. Elisa is tired of having to do all of the work on the ranch.
C. Elisa enjoys the free time and wants to have all of her friends over.
D. Elisa feels satisfied and loves ranch life.
Answer:The theme of “Harlem” is provided in the opening question, as the speaker asks the reader to consider the effects of putting off fulfilling one’s dream. The theme is the choice between optimism and pessimism.
