Read this line from "the hodja speaks."

hodja: but now that i have won the contest, not only have you one silly, old donkey to feed. . , you have two.

what does this line most likely tell the reader about the hodja?

a.
he is hungry and ready to eat.

b.
he feels silly about the way he has behaved.

c.
he thinks his wife is a lucky woman.

d.
he is tired and feels as old as his donkey.

Lucy lined up the old postcards in the order they had arrived, placing each one carefully so that the edges of all the cards touched, but didn't overlap. she sipped her tea, remembering the day each card had arrived, when she'd hurried to the end of the driveway and opened the mailbox, picking through the blackberry bushes that grew wild on either side of it, to find a thin card lying inside like a treasure. in the passage, what is the best example of an artifact? a. the treasure b. the postcards c. the mailbox d. the tea