Read the passage from "Only Daughter." When my oldest brother graduated from medical school, he fulfilled my father's dream that

we study hard and use this-our heads, instead of this-hour hands. Even now my father's
hands are thick and yellow, stubbed by a history of hammer and nails and twine and coils
and springs. "Use this," my father said, tapping his head, "and not this," showing us those
hands. He always looked tired when he said it.
What phrases from the paragraph help you understand the author's perspective about her father's
life?
Select all that apply.
Only Daughter
stubbed by a history of hammer and nails
tapping his head
dream that we study hard
always looked tired