O'connor doesn't name bailey's wife but describes her as having a "face as broad and innocent as a cabbage." we can infer that select all that apply.

she is a beautiful woman
she is a wrathful woman
she is not strong enough to stand up to the grandmother
she is not very bright

She is a wrathful woman,She is not very bright would be all that applies.

C) she is not strong enough to stand up to the grandmother and D) she is not very bright.

Explanation: By reading O'Connor's description of Bailey's wife we can infer that she is not strong enough to stand up to the grandmother, because he describes her as "innocent" and with a "broad face" that description gives the idea of a calm woman who doesn't stand up against anyone. We can also infer that she is not very bright, because O'Connor compares her with a cabbage.