Use "To a Daughter with Artistic Talent" and Big Fish to answer this question.
Read these quotations from the two selections.
To a Daughter with Artistic Talent
Big Fish
And you never know why (I was lying
before when I said I knew).
I don't know what makes a man great.
I've never thought about it before.
These quotations provide evidence that both the speaker in "To a Daughter with
Artistic
Talent" and the narrator in the excerpt from Big Fish feel –

In both lines, the speakers are embarrassed because they are ignorant of a certain subject. While the speaker of "To a Daughter with Artistic Talent" lies about knowing something to cover up her ignorance about any subject, the narrator of "Big Fish" is somewhat embarrassed about being ignorant in matters that can make a man great .

This resource is able to humanize these two characters and make the reader identify with them because they have human flaws and feel ashamed of them.

jayilych4real jayilych4real · Answer 2 · 2021-09-27T16:01:08+02:00

The quotations that provides evidence of what the speaker in "To a Daughter with Artistic Talent" and the narrator in the excerpt from Big Fish feel is that they were Embarrassed by their ignorance.

According to the given excerpts, the author talks about how embarrassed they were because they did not know much about a certain topic.

From the first excerpt, the narrator talks about how she had to tel a lie to hide her ignorance and the narrator in the second excerpt does not feel adequate as he is ignorant about the affairs of men.

Therefore, the correct answer is that they were Embarrassed by their ignorance.