In “A Celebration of Grandfathers,” the writer describes his grandfather as “connected to the cycles that brought the rain or kept it from us.” What does this description suggest about the author's personal beliefs?

A. He thinks it is important to maintain his grandfather's village.

B. He believes that people cannot get ahead in life if they lack a good education.

C. He believes that people should respect and participate in the natural order.

D. He thinks that the environment will take care of itself.

Question

In “A Celebration of Grandfathers,” the writer describes his grandfather as “connected to the cycles that brought the rain or kept it from us.” What does this description suggest about the author's personal beliefs?
 
A. He thinks it is important to maintain his grandfather's village. 
 
 
B. He believes that people cannot get ahead in life if they lack a good education. 
 
 
C. He believes that people should respect and participate in the natural order. 
 
 
D. He thinks that the environment will take care of itself.

anonymous · Answer

What do you think it would be? I would say C. Would you like an explanation as to why C?

anonymous · Answer

yes @jessicabraham2000

anonymous · Answer

The quote, "connected to the cycles that brought the rain, or kept it from us, is talking about nature and how everything in it has it's place and timing. So if he believes that everything in nature happens at a specific order or time, than C seems like the most logical answer! Did this help? :)

anonymous · Answer

no