The correct answer to this open question is the following.
First, we are talking about the story "Everyday Use," written by African American writer Alice Walker in 1973. This story is included in the collection called "In Love and Trouble."
The characterization of the speaker could be the following. She is a strong character uneducated woman that works hard to maintain the family. She tells the story from her perspective, so she is not objective. The name of the character is simply "Mama."
Where does she refrain from making judgments? For instance, when her daughter asks her if she looks good. Mama evades the question asked by her daughter but later she -as the narrator- describes the way her daughter looks.
Where does she present less than the full truth? For example, when she refers to Wangero, the other daughter. She hides some truths and then later, she expresses what she really thinks about her daughter and how she does not agree with her decisions.
Do these examples of reticence undercut her reliability? No, she simply tells the story from her particular point of view.
Answer:
We can infer that the narrator feels frustrated because no one sees his true intelligence. We can tell by the way he expresses himself.
Explanation:
I am not sure what kind of sentence types you are comparing it to, but that sentence is an imperative sentence and an independent clause. It is also in the second person point of view.
Imperative sentences are one of the main four types of sentences (the others being exclamatory, interrogative, and declarative). An imperative sentence can be identified when somebody is telling someone else to do something, or is trying to express a desire or wish. In your sentence, the narrator is suggesting that you read Greek mythology, meaning that in a way, they are expressing their desire for you to do that.
Independent clauses are just sentences that are not fragmented and share a complete thought. "You should read Greek mythology" is a complete thought and is classified as a normal sentence.
This sentence is also in the second person point of view since it lacks quotation marks. The second person POV is identified as when the pronouns being used are limited to only 'you' and 'your.'
Answer: A. The clouds make patterns.
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