Question

1. in the passage, how do the narrators and monas points of view about their mother compare? mona feels bad that their mother must work, while the narrator is upset and embarrassed by it. mona isnt originally embarrassed that their mother must work, but the narrator convinces her that it is embarrassing. the narrator is embarrassed to admit that their mother works, while mona is relatively honest about it. the narrator and mona are both embarrassed that their mother has to work. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Explanation:

By analyzing the passage (not provided here but based on the options), we look for the description that accurately compares the narrator's and Mona's viewpoints on their mother working. We assume that the details in the passage support one of the options regarding their emotional - responses such as embarrassment or acceptance.

Answer:

We need the actual passage to determine the correct answer. Without the passage, we cannot select from the options:
A. Mona feels bad that their mother must work, while the narrator is upset and embarrassed by it.
B. Mona isn't originally embarrassed that their mother must work, but the narrator convinces her that it is embarrassing.
C. The narrator is embarrassed to admit that their mother works, while Mona is relatively honest about it.
D. The narrator and Mona are both embarrassed that their mother has to work.