Who often sent Kezia to her father?

Correct answer: Grandmother

Option A is correct because Kezia’s grandmother often sent her to her father. The grandmother understood that Kezia was frightened of him and tried to create opportunities for them to communicate. Her action reflects the chapter’s central concern with family relationships and incomplete emotional understanding. She wanted Kezia to become familiar with her father rather than remain distant and afraid. The neighbour, cook and teacher have no such role in the story, so options B, C and D are distractors. Remember that the grandmother acts as a bridge between the child and the father, although Kezia initially does not understand the purpose of these visits.