Question

what is a major difference in style between faulkner’s speech and his writing in as i lay dying?

a. his logic is clear in the speech.

b. his point of view is unbiased in the speech.

c. he uses stream of consciousness in the speech.

d. he uses several slang terms in the speech.

Explanation:

In "As I Lay Dying", Faulkner uses stream of consciousness in his writing. His speech is more structured with clear logic, unlike the fragmented, stream - of - consciousness style of his novel writing. Option B is incorrect as point of view bias isn't the main style difference. Option C is wrong because he uses stream of consciousness in writing, not speech. Option D is incorrect as slang terms aren't a major style difference between his speech and this novel's writing. Option A is correct as his speech has clear logic while his novel writing (in "As I Lay Dying") is more experimental in style.

Answer:

A. His logic is clear in the speech.