Question 10 • Language Arts 7 B (M12 25/26 S2)
The story is told from the narrator’s point of view, so readers learn about Don Anselmo mainly through what the narrator observes and hears. If Don Anselmo told the story himself, readers could learn directly what he thinks and feels. That makes “Don Anselmo’s thoughts and feelings” the best answer; the other choices could already be learned through the narrator’s observations or conversations.
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