Question

Which TWO quotations best illustrate the relationship between the boy and the girl? A. "A harsher, shriller note struck in as of many and ruder voices, but above it flew the first sweet music" (Paragraph 4) B. "Where was the girl — the soul that had called him?" (Paragraph 11) C. "She sat not four feet from him, leaning against the great tree, her eyes languorously abstracted" (Paragraph 12) D. "'Who's a-feared of the dark? I love night'" (Paragraph 22) E. "'We'se known us all our lives, and before, ain't we?'" (Paragraph 24) F. "Then the mischief danced in her eyes once more, and a song bubbled on her lips." (Paragraph 27)

Answer 1

The two quotations that best illustrate the relationship between the boy and the girl are:

C. "She sat not four feet from him, leaning against the great tree, her eyes languorously abstracted" (Paragraph 12) - This quotation emphasizes the proximity and comfort in their connection, as well as the girl's relaxed, thoughtful demeanor, suggesting a level of intimacy.

F. "Then the mischief danced in her eyes once more, and a song bubbled on her lips." (Paragraph 27) - This quotation highlights the playful and lively nature of the girl, reflecting a joyful interaction and a shared sense of connection and enjoyment between them.

These two quotations together showcase both the emotional intimacy and the playful dynamics of their relationship.