1. In the deathbed scene in "What We Plant, We Will Eat,” why is the elder son furious
with his father?
a. His father gives everything to his brother.
b. His father is not as rich as he thought.
C. His father follows the law of the land.
d. His father requires him to share.

Answer:

d.his father requires him to share

Explanation:

In the deathbed scene, the elder son furious with his father because A. His father gives everything to his brother.

It should be noted that an inference is the conclusion deduced from the information given.

In this case, in the deathbed scene the elder son furious with his father because his father gives everything to his brother since he didn't work for it.

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