This question is based on Literary Principles.' Immersed in the great depression, they had kept their families together, kept their feet from touching botto...
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This question is based on Literary Principles.'
Immersed in the great depression, they had kept their families together, kept their feet from touching bottom, and kept their faith in the future-their children's future more than their own
John Updike, Beech: A Book
In the above passage, ''Kept their feet from touching bottom'' suggests staying
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The phrase "kept their feet from touching bottom" means that they were able to stay afloat or stay above water, both literally and metaphorically. It suggests that they were able to avoid hitting rock bottom, whether it be financially or emotionally. They were able to maintain a level of stability and hope for the future, especially for their children. Therefore, option B, "buoyant economically," is the correct answer.
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