English, 06.10.2019 02:00, peno211

Plz hurry it's
in "gumption," what drives old man oyster to protest at the wpa office?

a. his fear that his son will spend time in jail
b. his desperate need for work
c. his fear that his son is too weak for road work
d. his pride in his son's achievements

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