Read this excerpt from The People Could Fly. Nehemiah was a one who believed that if he must be a slave, he'd best be a smart one. No one who callin himself Master of Nehemiah had ever been able to make him work hard for nothin. Nehemiah would always have a funny lie to tell or he made some laughin remark whenever the so-called Master had a question or a scoldin. Which best describes how Nehemiah survived being enslaved?

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Read this excerpt from The People Could Fly.

Nehemiah was a one who believed that if he must be a slave, he'd best be a smart one. No one who callin himself Master of Nehemiah had ever been able to make him work hard for nothin. Nehemiah would always have a funny lie to tell or he made some laughin remark whenever the so-called Master had a question or a scoldin.  

Which best describes how Nehemiah survived being enslaved?  

A. by using his wit to charm people

B. by using his wings to fly away

C. by using his intelligence to gain knowledge

D. by using his strength to overpower people

The option that best describes how Nehemiah survived being enslaved is:

A. by using his wit to charm people.

Explanation:

"The People Could Fly" is a collection of folktales by author Virginia Hamilton. From the excerpt, we can tell Nehemiah is quite a witty man. Whenever he is about to be scolded, he uses his intelligence to charm his Master, making him laugh. This way, Nehemiah avoids much of the suffering inherent to his condition as a slave. He gets away with doing little and avoids punishment for that.

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