Question

review the poem.
watering the plants
annas neighbor was traveling to france;
shed asked anna to care for her plants.
but one day it was hot,
and anna forgot
to give her neighbors garden a glance.
anna woke up with terrible thoughts,
her poor stomach all tied up in knots.
so she rushed straight outside—
though the plants had not died,
they all drooped like limp noodles in pots.
anna watered them extra and they
popped and perked and pepped up with each spray.
then she wrote to herself
and taped the note to her shelf:
\feed the plants before leaving each day!\
what is the main theme of the poem?
its good to get to know your neighbors.
its important to do what youve agreed to do.
you should always ask for help when you need it.
you cant count on the weather to stay the same.

Explanation:

The poem focuses on Anna forgetting her promise to care for her neighbor's plants, feeling distressed about the neglected plants, and then taking steps to ensure she fulfills the task properly afterward. This centers on the importance of keeping one's commitments. The other options do not align: the poem does not focus on getting to know neighbors, asking for help, or the unpredictability of weather as its core message.

Answer:

It's important to do what you've agreed to do.