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I'm not completely sure but I think its the first one and I know this is extremely late
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https://www.unrefugees.org.au/our-stories/fighting-for-his-family-s-future/
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Maybe this link could give you the answer
Both authors are speaking about the natural bond women have between them when they are dealing with feeding their families. Their's is the very center of how families divide the chores.
Because that is so, Alice Walker is able to tell us that the preparation of the food "delighted" the woman doing the preparation. She has given us an amazing incite into the way women think and act when they are happy.
The second, we are not give a phrase to latch onto, other than the mother is in a cheerful mood. We're not sure why, but we can guess that it was because she had help in the kitchen which she was not expecting. She likely did not need the help, but she found the companionship very agreeable.
Both samples seem to convey the same reason for happiness.
The correct answer here is the last sentence: I like ice cream; it is delicious. A semicolon links two separate ideas, both with a subject and a predicate. Think of a semicolon as a means to connect two separate sentences with two separate subjects. Using this logic, only the last sentence correctly does this. Hope this helps!
