Remember that violence was inflicted on the birdcage and the bird. What inferences can you make about Mrs. Wright’s experience in her home? Check all of the boxes that apply.
-She may have felt trapped and confined.
- She may have felt limited as a housewife.
- She may have been able to sing freely.
-She may have suffered physical or emotional violence.
- She may have been lonely.
- She may have loved to travel.

The story of the birdcage and the bird is about the expression of the two birds, the one that is enjoying the pleasure of nature and the other that is suffering the captivity. Due to this the bird in the cage sings songs to cope with the situation and also cries for freedom.

The correct answer is:

She may have felt trapped and confined.

She may have felt limited as a housewife.

She may have suffered physical or emotional violence.

She may have been lonely.

These options are right because the story of the caged bird and the inferences about Mrs. Wright in her home are the same in the aspect of the situation as well as the feelings and expressions.

Options:

She may have been able to sing freely

She may have loved to travel.

These options are wrong because they do not provide the appropriate answer to the inferences about Mrs. Wright’s experience in her home.

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