Question

Which quotation from the story "Hamadi" by Naomi Shahib Nye best supports the theme that humans carry on when things don't go as planned?


"Maybe he thought about all the refugees in camps in Palestine far from doorbells and shutters."


"Somehow he felt like a good substitute for a grandmother, even though he was a man."


"He had come to the United States on a boat when he was eighteen years old and he had never been married."


"Those brittle women at school in the counselor’s office treated the world as if it were a yardstick and they had tight hold of both ends."

Answer 1

Answer:

the answer would be C. "he had come to the united states on a boat when he was eighteen years old and he had never been married"

Explanation:

i just took the 2.12 unit test and my choice was answer B "somehow he felt like a good substitute for a grandmother,even though he was a man" and it was wrong the right answer is C

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Answer 2

The story "Hamadi" by Naomi Shahib Nye revolves around the character of Susan.

The quotation that best supports the theme as asked in the question is:

"He had come to the United States... never been married."

Susan is a fourteen year old teenager who develops the interest of exploring things around her. She constantly questions the things occurring and happening around her. She develops interest to know about the life of Hamadi. This curious nature of hers made her depressed and more concerned as she was growing old.  

The story speaks covers many themes through the lives of Susan and Hamadi. The theme of moving on in the life has been highlighted the most. The lines stated above speaks about the life of Hamadi. It has been said that he had arrived in United States at the tender age of eighteen. This sentence speaks of the unplanned future that Hamadi had and that at that particular age he was also nit aware of his coming future.

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