read the two passages from a raisin in the sun. passage 1: ruth: you know what im going to do soon as i get…

read the two passages from a raisin in the sun. passage 1: ruth: you know what im going to do soon as i get in that new house? beneatha: what? ruth: honey—im going to run me a tub of water up to here... (with her fingers practically up to her nostrils.) and im going to get in it—and i am going to sit... and sit... and sit in that hot water and the first person who knocks to tell me to hurry up and come out— beneatha: gets shot at sunrise. ruth (laughing happily): you said it, sister! passage 2: mama (eying the box, which is obviously a gift): what which statement best compares the two passages? the first passage hints that the family members misunderstand one another, and the second passage confirms it. the first passage hints that the family members are easily distracted in conversations, and the second passage confirms it. both passages show that the family members enjoy celebrating lifes simple pleasures. both passages show that the family members are experiencing poverty but are generous with one another.

read the two passages from a raisin in the sun. passage 1: ruth: you know what im going to do soon as i get in that new house? beneatha: what? ruth: honey—im going to run me a tub of water up to here... (with her fingers practically up to her nostrils.) and im going to get in it—and i am going to sit... and sit... and sit in that hot water and the first person who knocks to tell me to hurry up and come out— beneatha: gets shot at sunrise. ruth (laughing happily): you said it, sister! passage 2: mama (eying the box, which is obviously a gift): what which statement best compares the two passages? the first passage hints that the family members misunderstand one another, and the second passage confirms it. the first passage hints that the family members are easily distracted in conversations, and the second passage confirms it. both passages show that the family members enjoy celebrating lifes simple pleasures. both passages show that the family members are experiencing poverty but are generous with one another.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

In Passage 1, Ruth looks forward to the simple pleasure of a long soak in a tub in the new house. Analyzing the options, the first two options about misunderstanding and being distracted are not supported. The fourth - option about poverty and generosity is not evident. Passage 1 and the part of Passage 2 shown suggest that the family enjoys simple pleasures.

Answer:

Both passages show that the family members enjoy celebrating life's simple pleasures.