Question

\hope is the thing with feathers\ by emily dickins abby hall multiple-choice question during these difficult times, we appreciate hope the most. which line gives us the best evidence for this idea? line 8: that kept so many warm - line 5: and sweetest - in the gale - is heard - line 6: and sore must be the storm - line 7: that could abash the little bird

Explanation:

To determine the line that best shows we appreciate hope most in difficult times, we analyze each option:

• Line 8: "That kept so many warm" implies hope (the bird) provides warmth (comfort) to many, especially relevant in tough times (like when warmth is needed).
• Line 5 describes hope's sweetness in gales, Line 6 its endurance in storms, Line 7 its fearlessness, but Line 8 directly shows hope's sustaining, comforting role in hardship, aligning with appreciating hope most then.

Answer:

Line 8: That kept so many warm -