The Pet Rabbit by Lizzie Lawson and Robert Ellice Mack 5 I have a little Bunny with a coat as soft as down, And nearly all of him is white except one bit of brown. The first thing in the morning when I get out of bed, I wonder if my Bunny's still safe in his little shed. And then the next thing that I do I dare say you have guessed; It's to go at once and see him, when I am washed and dressed And every day I see him I like him more and more, And each day he is bigger than he was the day before. I feed him in the morning with bran and bits of bread, And every night I take some straw to make his little bed. What with carrots in the morning and turnip-tops for tea, If a bunny can be happy, I'm sure he ought to be. Then when it's nearly bedtime I go down to his shed, And say "Good night you Bunny" before I go to bed. I think there's only one thing that would make me happy quite, If I could take my Bunny dear with me to bed at night? 10 41 15 29 Which statement best summarizes the poem? A- The speaker tells why she loves a pet rabbit. B- The speaker tells how much she loves a pet rabbit. C- The speaker tells how she cares for and loves a pet rabbit. D- The speaker tells how quickly a pet rabbit is growing.​