Question

read the excerpt from chapter 6 of lizzie bright and the buckminster boy.

it seemed to turner less and less likely that he would be lighting out for the territories anytime soon. but as the days went by and he settled into his imprisonment, he was comforted by one thing: who knew how, but he was more and more sure that lizzie had not lied to him, and that malaga was as real as real.

and there was one other comfort, and it came from a surprising source. after three days of his absence, mrs. cobb appeared at the parsonage to ask if he had been sick. when she found out he wasnt, she asked if turner might come to her house to play the organ for her. his mother agreed. turner was not told how reverend buckminster came to agree to this, too, and he did not ask.

this excerpt reveals the thoughts and feelings of

lizzie.
turner.
mrs. cobb.
turners mother.

Explanation:

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Identify the focus of the narrative perspective

The passage directly describes the internal state, feelings, and thoughts of Turner, using phrases such as "It seemed to Turner," "he was comforted," and "he was more and more sure."

Analyze the other characters mentioned

While Lizzie, Mrs. Cobb, and Turner's mother are mentioned in the text, their internal thoughts and feelings are not directly revealed; only their external actions or Turner's perceptions of them are described.

Determine the correct option

Since the narrator has direct access to Turner's inner mind and emotional state, the excerpt reveals the thoughts and feelings of Turner.
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<mcq-correct>Turner.</mcq-correct>
<mcq-option>Mrs. Cobb.</mcq-option>
<mcq-option>Turner's mother.</mcq-option>
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Answer:

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Identify the focus of the narrative perspective

The passage directly describes the internal state, feelings, and thoughts of Turner, using phrases such as "It seemed to Turner," "he was comforted," and "he was more and more sure."

Analyze the other characters mentioned

While Lizzie, Mrs. Cobb, and Turner's mother are mentioned in the text, their internal thoughts and feelings are not directly revealed; only their external actions or Turner's perceptions of them are described.

Determine the correct option

Since the narrator has direct access to Turner's inner mind and emotional state, the excerpt reveals the thoughts and feelings of Turner.
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