Question: You have nothing to worry about, the young girl assured them. You eldest daughter-in-law-bring your father-in-law back a paper lantern. For when it is lighted, it will indeed be fire wrapped in paper. And you-, she said to the other, bring your father-in-law a fan. For when you wave the fan, does it not make wind? So that is wind wrapped in paper. The young girl helped the daughters-in-law by A giving them ways to solve the riddles. top-right B providing them with shoes to wear on their journey. top-right C letting them stay on her farm. top-right D showing them the way to their mother's village. top-right
1. This is a comprehension question about the story where a young girl helps daughters-in-law with riddles involving a paper lantern and a fan.
2. The key is to understand what the young girl actually did to help them.
3. The girl explained the nature of the paper lantern and the fan as "fire wrapped in paper" and "wind wrapped in paper," which are clues to solve the riddles.
4. Therefore, the young girl helped by giving them ways to solve the riddles.
Final answer: A giving them ways to solve the riddles.