Which detail from "The Glass of Milk" supports the inference that it is not pride alone that keeps the boy from begging for food?

A.
The boy feels disgust at the "gaudy tramp" who takes the sailor's food.

B.

The boy sees the city as a "den of slavery."

C.

When the boy sees sailors giving out food, he shrinks from them "from timidity and shame."

D.

When offered a handout, the boy "refused it heroically."

Question

Which detail from "The Glass of Milk" supports the inference that it is not pride alone that keeps the boy from begging for food? 	
	
 
A.
	The boy feels disgust at the "gaudy tramp" who takes the sailor's food.
	
 
B.
	

The boy sees the city as a "den of slavery."
	
 
C.
	

When the boy sees sailors giving out food, he shrinks from them "from timidity and shame."
	
 
D.
	

When offered a handout, the boy "refused it heroically."

anonymous · Answer

A.