Question

4 according to the text, the great peacemaker said, \one arrow by itself is easily broken. but five arrows together cannot be broken.\ what does this mean? a strength comes from unity and working together b sometimes being alone is easier than being in a group c people should learn to make arrows before going to war d it is more important to be independent than it is to be peaceful

Explanation:

The quote compares a single arrow (easy to break) to five arrows together (hard to break). This metaphor illustrates that when people or elements are united (like the five arrows), they gain strength. Option A aligns with this idea of unity bringing strength. Option B contradicts the metaphor (the group is stronger, not harder to be in). Option C misinterprets the metaphor as about arrow - making, not unity. Option D is irrelevant as the quote is about unity, not independence vs. peace.

Answer:

A. Strength comes from unity and working together