Question

In "American History," why do the little house and its residents have such a fascination for Elena even before Eugene moves to the neighborhood? Choose the correct answer

1. She believes that one day her family will move into a house just like it.
2. She feels that she has become part of the life she witnesses unfolding in the house.
3. She is a curious person who likes knowing about all the various people on her block.
4. She worries about the elderly people who live there and wants to help them.

Answer 1

2. She feels that she has become part of the life she witnesses unfolding in the house.

Elena watches the little house closely and lives vicariously through the daily scenes there, imagining she belongs to that orderly, “American” world.