Discussion
To become part of a river, a tiny drop has to
Answer: D
To become part of a river, a tiny drop has to merge its identity.
Paragraph 3 follows the water: the spring joins other springs to form a stream, the stream joins other streams, and in the plains it "became part of a river". A drop that joins a larger flow stops being a separate drop, which is what merging its identity means.
The passage says nothing about needing a lot of strength or suffering. It also advises water to move on without quarrelling, not to depend on external forces.
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