Answer:
The beautiful part about living in a city is the ease of getting to where you want to go. Leave the stress of traffic jams and lack of parking spaces to people who have no other option. You will save lots of money on insurance, gas and maintenance. Over time, all of that adds up.
Explanation:
A and C, as these didn't come directly from the novel itself. There was another writer involved.
The Correct Is
- The valley later became a center of ''mining'' for borax.
I am honestly not sure because your options are confusing. The poet says in the last stanza that he doesn't want to take the form of anything natural - he wants to be made of gold, but not become a god, but rather a bird. He would like to be made into a golden bird and sing to the people around him. So I'm not sure what you should pick - he doesn't want to become a god, but rather a bird, but there is no mention of mechanics in the poem.
