What symbolic value does the narrator in 'Everyday Use" place on the butter churn and dasher?
A. They represent her happiness that
her daughters are married and
content.
C B. They represent objects that she could never buy for her daughters.
• C.
They represent her resentment toward Dee for her education and
success.
D. They represent
objects that were
made by her ancestors and have
been passed down.

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