In "The First Seven Years" by Bernard Malamud, Feld is a Polish immigrant shoemaker who wants his daughter to have a better life than his own.
To Feld, a better life means
A. the ability to read the books that she loves.
B. independence and a chance to get a good job.
C. a college education and marriage to a man of status.
D. living without the disgrace associated with common labor.

Question

In "The First Seven Years" by Bernard Malamud, Feld is a Polish immigrant shoemaker who wants his daughter to have a better life than his own.
To Feld, a better life means
 A. the ability to read the books that she loves.
 B. independence and a chance to get a good job.
 C. a college education and marriage to a man of status.
 D. living without the disgrace associated with common labor.