O'Connor doesn't name Bailey's wife but describes her as having a "face as broad and innocent as a cabbage." We can infer that ___. Select all that apply.

she is a beautiful woman
she is a wrathful woman
she is not strong enough to stand up to the grandmother
she is not very bright

Explanation: By reading O'Connor's description of Bailey's wife we can infer that she is not strong enough to stand up to the grandmother, because he describes her as "innocent" and with a "broad face" that description gives the idea of a calm woman who doesn't stand up against anyone. We can also infer that she is not very bright, because O'Connor compares her with a cabbage.

O'Connor doesn't name Bailey's wife but describes her as having a "face as broad and innocent as a cabbage." We can infer that ___. Select all that apply. she is a beautiful woman she is a wrathful woman she is not strong enough to stand up to the grandmother she is not very bright

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O'Connor doesn't name Bailey's wife but describes her as having a "face as broad and innocent as a cabbage." We can infer that ___. Select all that apply.

she is a beautiful woman
she is a wrathful woman
she is not strong enough to stand up to the grandmother
she is not very bright