B..............I think is it?
A. Peaches.
Direct object is the receiver of the verb in the sentence.
The verb is picked, thus, the direct object is peaches.
The choices sagging and ripe are adjectives. They are words that describes or modifies the words (nouns, pronouns) after them.
I would say the author uses irony in this passage that remembering his mother makes him not happy but miserable which may be the opposite of what is expected but he would rather suffer this than be happy in forgetting her as this latter feeling would be expected to make him sad.
I don't see the specific choices, but maybe this will help...
The connotation (feeling of the word beyond the literal definition) here is negative. It is something silly or absurd/unjustified.
Answer:
IN 'A room of one's own"b y Virginia Wolf, she creates Judith, a fictional character whom she says would have experienced the following challenges in her lifetime such as not being allowed to attend grammar school.
Explanation:
Wolf paints a grim picture of the challenges Judith would have faced such as not being allowed to go to school but instead she will be told to tend to the 'womanly' duties which Elizabeth women are known for. She would be told not to concern herself with books or destroy her writings to avoid disappointing her father. and she could not have learned the "elements of grammar and logic"
Wolf believes that Elizabeth women did not write because they were not allowed to attend grammar school which could have helped them to learn the 'elements of grammar and logic'.