in ray bradbury's "The Veldt," what does the beginning of the passage suggest about the Hadley family? 1. they have a close bond; 2. they hav ea lot of money; 3. they wre poor at one time; or 4. they appreciate each other
Based on the limited information in the question, it is difficult to determine a clear answer. However, based on the general understanding of the story "The Veldt," option 1. they have a close bond, seems to be the most plausible choice. The beginning of the passage suggests that the Hadley family is spending quality time together in their technologically advanced house, which includes a nursery designed to fulfill their children's desires. This could be interpreted as a demonstration of their close relationship and the value they place on spending time together.
