I didn't know what to say.

I gave her a packet of tomato seeds

and asked her to plant them for me, told her

when the first tomato ripened

she'd miss me.

The narrator assumes that she will

A. see Denise again.

B. die at the camp.

C. be gone for a long time.

D. never see Denise again.

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Simon Ortiz

English

1 August, 08:27

I didn't know what to say.

I gave her a packet of tomato seeds

and asked her to plant them for me, told her

when the first tomato ripened

she'd miss me.

The narrator assumes that she will

A. see Denise again.

B. die at the camp.

C. be gone for a long time.

D. never see Denise again.

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Dario Flynn · Answer 1

The tone and the fact that the narrator says "she'd miss me", drives you to think that the narrator assumes that she will never see Denise again, i. e option D.

I didn't know what to say.I gave her a packet of tomato seedsand asked her to plant them for me, told herwhen the first tomato ripenedshe'd miss me.The narrator assumes that she willA. see Denise again.B. die at the camp.C. be gone for a long time.D. never see Denise again.

I didn't know what to say.

I gave her a packet of tomato seeds

and asked her to plant them for me, told her

when the first tomato ripened

she'd miss me.

The narrator assumes that she will

A. see Denise again.

B. die at the camp.

C. be gone for a long time.

D. never see Denise again.