Question

7 this question has two parts. first, answer part a. then, answer part b. part a what is the narrators perspective on the winter season? a the narrator thinks winter is a time of rebirth. b the narrator thinks winter is depressing. c the narrator thinks winter is a time to explore new hobbies. d the narrator thinks winter is dangerous for many. part b how does this perspective help build irony in the text? a sue and rosie are looking for inspiration to write a poem about seasons. b winter becomes sue and rosies new favorite season. c the landscape reminds sue of \the star - spangled banner.\ d rosie dislikes winter weather because it creates potholes in the road.

Explanation:

For Part A, without the full - text context, we assume common literary perspectives. Winter is often associated with gloom and lack of vitality, so the idea that the narrator thinks winter is depressing is a likely perspective. For Part B, irony is created when there is a contrast between expectations and reality. If the narrator has a negative view of winter but Sue and Rosie make it their favorite season, it creates irony.

Answer:

Part A: B. The narrator thinks winter is depressing.
Part B: B. Winter becomes Sue and Rosie’s new favorite season.