The bowling pins stood at the end of the lane like children mocking Jim because he couldn't knock any of them down. The lanes ex
tended out like a knocked-down redwood in the forest; they seemed to go on for miles. The ball shot out of the opening like a cannonball, and I tried my best to stop it, but it kept on rolling. When my partner stuck his fingers into the ball, I noticed his hands looked as rough as an elephant's back. What does the author mean by saying, "The bowling pins stood at the end of the lane like children, mocking Jim"?
A.
The bowling pins were toys for children at the bowling alley.
B.
Jim couldn't bowl because there were children in the way.
C.
The pins angered Jim because they were hard to knock down.
D.
The only people allowed to bowl on the team were children.
The critics think of Kate Chopin’s work during her life time
is that it was able to send out a message that the main character of the story
which is Mrs. Mallard, she was able to represent woman in our world today who
have hidden their feelings by staying silent in a way where she is unhappy and
are trapped in their own little world.
