Question

based on details from the passage, the reader can infer that the narrator a. feels trapped, because he wants to
evolt\ and says that he would do \anything to escape.\ b. is enthralled, because he describes seeing \emerald walls\ and roads that \open about us.\ c. is frightened, because he describes \a shadow cutting off the country\ and his \soul shrieking.\ d. feels liberated, because he describes himself as curling into \convolutions\ and becoming a shape \without angle.\ 5 we gallop along, alert and penetrating, roads open about us, housetops keep at a distance. soft - curving tendrils great walls of emerald, city that is afar, adapted from london excursion: bus by john gould fletcher

Explanation:

The narrator's desire to "revolt" and do "anything to escape" suggests a feeling of being trapped. The other options do not match these strong - escape related descriptions as closely.

Answer:

A. feels trapped, because he wants to "revolt" and says that he would do "anything to escape."