Question

which phrases in \my father is a simple man\ reveal that his fathers life has taught the speaker about greatness?
select each correct answer.
\ill be healthy\
\who learned the simple facts\
\sixth - grade education\
\who held no pretense\
\hes the scholar\

Explanation:

• "who learned the simple facts": Shows the father's wisdom in essential truths, framing this as a great, humble lesson.
• "who held no pretense": Highlights the father's authenticity, a core trait the speaker views as greatness.
• "he's the scholar": The speaker elevates the father's simple, lived wisdom to scholarly, great status.
• The other phrases focus on health or formal education, which do not tie to the father's lesson of greatness.

Answer:

• "who learned the simple facts"
• "who held no pretense"
• "he's the scholar"