Question

3 points
1. “I was in a room I knew and did not know". What prompted the narrator
of 'The Address' to make this observation?
a. Some of things arranged there were known to her while few didn't belong to her.
b. Mrs. Dorling's daughter had already told her about all these things so she knew
about them
c. After the liberation she was not really interested in her mother's belongings. She
was afraid of being confronted with things
d. The narrator found herself in the midst of things of her mother, arranged in a
tasteless way, lying in strange atmosphere​

Answer 1

Answer:

a

Explanation:

I think it's option a) as i have never read that poem but it looks the right one

a.some of things were arrange that were known to her while few didn't belonged her