All the answers seem to be very similar and correct but the most accurate one would probably be <em>C. Setting a basic, age-old part of life, </em>because the writer was talking about how it was something done regularly. Hope this helps.<em />
Answer: Opinion
Explanation: Not all adults believe this.
In this poem the wheelbarrow is covered with rain and water ( 'glazed with rain/water).
The red wheelbarrow is symbolic and represents a person in turmoil. A wheelbarrow is a tool that gets a lot of use and abuse on a farm.
The water symbolizes <em>cleansing and purifying.</em> This act of cleaning gives the wheelbarrow hope of a new beginning, a new life.
The white chickens on the wheelbarrow symbolize friends. They are there for the wheelbarrow even during difficult times.
D. They suggest expansiveness, or extending one's reach outward.
Throughout part 46, Whitman explains that a person's journey is his own, but it must extend beyond what the person currently knows. He compares needing to extend oneself to kicking them out of the comfort or their house or sending them off the plank into the water to swim. He introduces this idea of extending one's reach when he says "we but level that lift to pass and continue beyond."
I think it's A or B I lowered it to a 50 50 for you hope i helped
