Question

henry shutes novel farming it is set in the turn of the twentieth - century and relates the experiences of a lawyer who decides to try living and farming in the country in his escape from the city. the shower the lawyer describes what happens when a thunder - shower comes to town.
excerpt from farming it by henry a. shute
a blaze of sunlight, a yellow gleam of dusty road, a brown expanse of parched and dying lawns, of drooping leaves, a dry filling of crickets in the hayfields, and a bank of purple - black clouds rising rapidly in the west...
how does the introduction of the chipping sparrow in the final paragraph, on page 5, contribute to the story as a whole?
it shows that the hot weather has returned.
it signals that the storm will return at full force.
it reveals that the storm was very powerful.
it suggests that the storm has revived the town.

Explanation:

El pájaro chipping sparrow en el último párrafo sugiere que la tormenta ha revivido el pueblo. Esto se infiere de la interacción del pájaro con el entorno, mostrando un retorno de la vida y la actividad después de la tormenta.

Answer:

It suggests that the storm has revived the town.