I'd probably say A or C. It's probably not going to be B.
<span>Margot and an unnamed narrator are musing about a fantastical scenario in which they catch neighborhood children with a fishing pole, bathe them, mend their clothes and then presumably return them to their previous occupation of walking by Margot's house. Though altruistic in nature, Margot and the narrator might find the children less than eager to participate in this spontaneous bath.</span>
Answer:
B.) bat
Explanation:
"and I sprang for the great fig tree,
<em>catching on like a </em><u><em>bat</em></u> under a bough."
Odysseus is being compared to a bat in the excerpt. He is the one catching onto the tree <em>like a bat. </em>
I hope this helps!
The answer you are looking for is A
1.)One paragraph focuses on one subject and the next focuses on a different one that's related to the first one.
2.) Sentences have structures like "____ is like this, while/but/however ____ is like that".
3.) Sentences say something to the effect of "Both ____ are like this".
I think that a few signal words "are", "although", "also", and "but".
