In "Red Cranes," which best explains how the events in paragraph 8 contribute to a
theme of the story?
While his wife and daughter clean up after lunch, Jiro returns to
the fields. This supports a theme of Family roles are important
forehead. Bending over, he
the door. He opened the door
by the aged cherry trees, the
wel and sat at the low table.
Mie wants to read her poetry book, but isn't allowed to go to
school. This supports the theme of Education is important
work going today? Do you think
enough men to help you?"
we will have a good crop this
we can always use more help.
ght I heard some cranes early
hem, but I wasn't sure where their
nt, so it's sometimes hard to tell. 1
worth it, especially if it wasn't a red
Even though Mie can't attend school, her mother teachers her
how to read and write. This supports the theme of: Pursue your
goals no matter the obstacles.
Mie describes her mother as a strong woman and gentle mother
This supports the theme of Mother and daughter bonds are
important
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