That sounds like Alice in Wonderland I don't think it's a story, just made up for a textbook, but the answer is A.
"The Bat Poet" uses
first person point of view. That's because the author used pronouns like <em>I </em>in the story.
The authors use this particular point of view so that the readers understand what exactly the main character is thinking and feeling.
The main purpose is to:
highlight for readers the hardships that Eileen Collins overcame
Explanation:
"Eileen Collins – NASA's First Female Shuttle Commander to Lead Next Shuttle Mission" is a text that bases itself not on the facts of the mission or the the journey of the protagonist once she becomes the shuttle commander.
The story instead focuses on how she overcame bias and odds to become what she has become.
It is a story of her struggles and trials and tribulations that have brought her this far in life.
The wife in "The Wife's Lament" thinks her husband is A. suffering great sadness.
He was forced to leave her and the town he was living in, although it is not explained why this is the case. His wife is devastated, and believes that he is in great pain because he had to abandon her. This is why she wants to go and find him, in order to be with him again.
Answer: wait what ummm :)))
Explanation:
