Table and not a stove, but for some philosophic reason Baby Marcia decided to let the thing pass without protest. If her mother wanted
to think a table was a stove, she would just have to wait for a bigger
vocabulary to argue the matter. This was the beginning of a series of
disillusioning experiences with adult intelligence, and the recurrent
question of whether adults were playing a constant game of insulting
trickery, or whether they just didn't know much. Lena was gravely
shocked by Marcia's spoken doubts, so Marcia kept her thoughts to
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What confuses Marcia in this passage?
being smarter than adults
being envious of Lena
being scolded for being smart
heinn told she cannot co to school
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Write an essay analyzing how the characters of Thea in the passage from The Song of the Lark and Marcia in the passage from My Home Is Far Away develop a
theme common to both pieces. Use examples from both passages to support your response.
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Compare the song of the lark and Marcia and my home is far away