Question
The author develops a sense of mystery in the passage by -
A. suggesting that George will experience obstacles on his journey.
B. concealing details about the people and town George is leaving behind.
C. indicating that George will return home sooner than he intended.
D. providing limited details about George's upcoming journey.
A. suggesting that George will experience obstacles on his journey.
B. concealing details about the people and town George is leaving behind.
C. indicating that George will return home sooner than he intended.
D. providing limited details about George's upcoming journey.
Answers
GPT-4o mini
The correct answer is **B. concealing details about the people and town George is leaving behind.**
By not revealing information about George's background, the people he's leaving, or the town itself, the author creates a sense of mystery surrounding his departure and the reasons for it. This lack of detail invites readers to speculate and wonder about George's past and the implications of his journey.
By not revealing information about George's background, the people he's leaving, or the town itself, the author creates a sense of mystery surrounding his departure and the reasons for it. This lack of detail invites readers to speculate and wonder about George's past and the implications of his journey.