Questions: In "In the Victory Garden," Pearl becomes upset when she thinks Henry wants more than his share of vegetables, but is then embarrassed to find out he wants the extra food because his family is housing extra people. This event most supports the theme that making assumptions can make you better informed. it is best to be generous, but only when completely informed. it is best to be greedy and always protect yourself. making assumptions can make one appear foolish.

The answer is making assumptions can make one appear foolish.

This option is not supported by the event because making assumptions without proper information often leads to misunderstandings, as seen in the story.

While this option suggests a cautious approach to generosity, the event primarily highlights the consequences of making assumptions rather than focusing on generosity.

This option is not supported by the event, as the story does not promote greed or self-protection as a theme.

This option is supported by the event, as Pearl's assumption about Henry's intentions leads to her embarrassment when she discovers the truth. This illustrates how making assumptions without full information can lead to foolishness.