10. Read the following passage from "Cranes."
Last June Song-sam had had to take refuge. At night he had broken the news
privately to his father. But his father had said the same thing! Where can a farmer go.
leaving all the chores behind? So Song-sam left alone. Roaming about the strange
streets and villages in the South, Song-sam had been haunted by thoughts of his old
parents and the young children, left with all the chores. Fortunately, his family was
safe then, as now
They crossed the ridge of a hill. This time Song-sam walked with his face averted.
The autumn sun was hot on his forehead. This was an ideal day for the harvest, he
thought.
In "Cranes," which of the following does Song-sam's memory of his parting conversation with
his father most likely reveal to the reader?
O Song-sam feels guilty that he did not have the courage to stay in the village.
O Song-sam resents his father for questioning his decision to leave the village.
Song-sam is no longer accustomed to the hot climates that are good for harvests.
O Song-sam believed his family had perished in the war after he had left the village.