Question

review the passage. the personification is shown in bold.
agha remembered, remembering the time he and the man had come upon a gazelle, and he had placed the hare alongside the gazelle, and she had outrun the wild thing. agha could still hear the wind singing in his ears.
by closing his eyes he brought back the whole day. on the way home they had passed a wearied old story - teller in the streets, who, when agha came near, motioned him close. the old man placed his hand on the hares head.
this passage is from the story of the passing of aisha by mohammed mrabet.
what is the effect of the personification on the passages meaning or tone?

• it indicates how much agha loves music.
• it indicates how fast agha rode the horse.

Explanation:

Personification gives human - like qualities to non - human things. In the passage, the wind is personified as "singing". This adds a vivid and emotional touch, making the description more engaging and helping to convey the character's (Aba's) sensory experience and the mood of the scene.

Answer:

It makes the description more vivid and engaging, enhancing the mood and the character's experience.