Read the following passage sure pa worked hard running the farm no doubt about that. but it was ma who held our family together. it was ma who made sure we were close and fed, and it was ma who sought up with us when we were sick. how does the authors use of parallelism most clearly supports the central idea? a. it makes readers consider what they are doing for their own families. b. it calls attention to the amount of work modded for her family. c. it emphasizes how little pa actually did around the house. d. it illustrates how strong with the speaker misses ma.