Unit 2 Exam 10 of 1910 of 19 Questions

Question 10
Which is the best objective summary of “Thank You, Ma’am”?

Thank You, Ma’am

A boy, Roger, tries to snatch a woman’s purse, but she grabs hold of him. The woman, Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones, takes him home to wash his face and then feeds him a meal. When she treats Roger kindly, he begins to trust her. He confesses that he has no one at home and that he wanted money for shoes. After the meal, Mrs. Jones gives Roger money for shoes, and it seems that her kindness has changed him.
A boy, Roger, tries to snatch a woman’s purse, but she grabs hold of him. The woman, Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones, takes him home to wash his face and then feeds him a meal. When she treats Roger kindly, he begins to trust her. He confesses that he has no one at home and that he wanted money for shoes. After the meal, Mrs. Jones gives Roger money for shoes, and it seems that her kindness has changed him.

Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones is walking down the street when a boy tries to grab her purse. Instead of scolding him, she brings him home to her house to feed him. She does not try to pry into his life, but she finds out that he wants the money to buy blue suede shoes. She eventually decides to give him the money, and she never sees him again.
Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones is walking down the street when a boy tries to grab her purse. Instead of scolding him, she brings him home to her house to feed him. She does not try to pry into his life, but she finds out that he wants the money to buy blue suede shoes. She eventually decides to give him the money, and she never sees him again.

Roger tries to grab a woman’s purse, but the purse is so heavy that he falls over. This gives the woman time to grab him and put him in a headlock. She pulls him to her house because his face is dirty. He can hear other people in the house, and he decides not to run. The woman gives him food and money for shoes.
Roger tries to grab a woman’s purse, but the purse is so heavy that he falls over. This gives the woman time to grab him and put him in a headlock. She pulls him to her house because his face is dirty. He can hear other people in the house, and he decides not to run. The woman gives him food and money for shoes.

When a boy steals a woman’s purse, she grabs him and asks him why he did it. He tries to say that he didn’t mean to, but she calls him out on his lie. After that, he is honest with her, and he follows her to her home. She takes pity on him and feeds him lima beans and cocoa. Then she tells him that all he had to do was ask her for money if he wanted shoes.