In "The Bat-Poet," why doesn't the little brown bat think that the mockingbird is a very good audience?

A.
The mockingbird constantly interrupts the poem to ask questions.

B.
The mockingbird appreciates only the technical aspects of the poem.

C.
The mockingbird gets upset that the poem affects his emotions.

D.
The mockingbird laughs at parts of the bat's poem that are not funny.

Question

In "The Bat-Poet," why doesn't the little brown bat think that the mockingbird is a very good audience?
 
 A.
The mockingbird constantly interrupts the poem to ask questions.
 
 B.
The mockingbird appreciates only the technical aspects of the poem.
 
 C.
The mockingbird gets upset that the poem affects his emotions.
 
 D.
The mockingbird laughs at parts of the bat's poem that are not funny.

anonymous · Answer

i just did this last week for my younger brother, the answer is b. i hope i helped on time!

marsmcnugget · Answer

no you didnt but its ok thanks anyways @TheMetalHead

anonymous · Answer

so it is correct?

anonymous · Answer

D.
The mockingbird laughs at parts of the bat's poem that are not funny.

marsmcnugget · Answer

yes its D