English, 04.06.2020 20:03 hoyanna69

Which statement best describes what the needlework in the poem "Aunt Jennifer's Tigers" represents? Click here to read the poem.

The needlework conveys the intensity of Aunt Jennifer's anger about her situation in life.

The needlework depicts a means of self-control that Aunt Jennifer could freely express.

The needlework represents Aunt Jennifer's many gifts to her husband and family.

The needlework symbolizes Aunt Jennifer's failure to act with more courage.

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