The dog was terrified of the thunderstorm.

What does the author communicate to the reader with the use of terrified?
A.

To show that the dog had a slight concern about the thunderstorm.
B.

To convey a strong, dramatic impact on the dog's reaction.
C.

To suggest the dog was not afraid at all.
D.

To portray that the dog was indifferent to the thunderstorm.

1 answer

B. To convey a strong, dramatic impact on the dog's reaction.

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