During her daydreams, the narrator imagines asking her mother for an umbrella for Christmas. She knows that her mother would dec
lare, "Things…All you want is things, just like an American." (P. 211-212) What does the narrator think the white umbrella would symbolize to her mother?
The narrator thinks that the white umbrella would represent something unnecessary, superfluous.
Explanation:
The narrator knows that her mother does not encourage unnecessary expenses, even if this expense fulfills some of her daughter's wishes and makes her happy. The narrator's mother does not admire American habits in relation to consumerism, the undisciplined taste in money and believes that a white umbrella would be an unnecessary expense, since her daughter already had a raincoat.
Answer: A type of logical thinking that starts with a general idea and reaches a specific conclusion. It's sometimes is referred to as top-down thinking or moving from the general to the specific.
Answer: A the computer revolution has given new meaning to old world
Explanation:
computers took the old world and changed it completely. you want to know a answer to something look what your doing looking it up. to me this is the only answer that would make since.
