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A in the Simple Past tense, because all the verbs are preceded by “and” (reaped, husked, chopped, mowed), except the first one (plowed). B in the Perfect Future tense, because she’s talking about her intentions and abilities (she can do all these things that men can). C connected through their grammatical meaning because they’re from completely different lexical contexts. D connected through their lexical meaning and we cannot determine which verb tense they are without reading the whole text. E in the Present Perfect tense, because she starts with “I have plowed” and then omits the auxiliary in the sequence (reaped, husked, chopped, mowed).