Question

adapted from a bit of green
from melchiors dream and other tales by juliana horatia
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children who always live with grass and flowers at
their feet, and a clear sky overhead, can have no real idea
of the charm that country sights and sounds have for those
whose home is in a busy, manufacturing town—a town, in
fact, as i lived in when i was a boy, which is more than
twenty years ago.
my father was a doctor, and we lived in a comfortable
house. i was born and raised there; and, ever since i could
remember, the last sound that soothed my ears at night
and the first to which i awoke in the morning, was the
eternal rumbling and rattling of the carts and carriages as
they passed over the rough stones. i never noticed if i
heard them in the daytime, but at night my chief
amusement, as i lay in bed, was to guess by the sound of
the wheels what sort of vehicle was passing.
“that light, sharp rattle is a horse - drawn cab,” i thought.
“what a noise it makes and gone in a moment! one
how would the passage be different if it were written from minnies point of view?
○a. the reader would get to know more about what minnies fathers professional life is like.
○b. the reader would get to know what minnie feels about the constant noise from the street.
○c. the reader would get to know more about what minnies brother felt about the noisy street.

Explanation:

If the passage were written from Minnie's point of view, the focus would be on her personal experiences and feelings. Option A is about her father's professional life, which is not directly related to her point of view. Option C is about her brother's feelings, not hers. Option B is about what Minnie feels regarding the street noise, which aligns with a first - person account from her perspective.

Answer:

B. The reader would get to know what Minnie feels about the constant noise from the street.