Question

the elevator door was closing as i rushed inside with my package. i was excited to get to my apartment to open it, so i barely noticed the woman in there.
\looks like you got something special, sally,\ she said.
i turned, a bit annoyed since i didn’t feel like talking, and then noticed binoculars around her neck.
\wow, those are so cool—i just got some too,\ i said.
\i recognize the package,\ she said, \and i just came from the park, since dusk is best for birdwatching.\
\i love birdwatching too,\ i said, \that’s why i got these binoculars.\
the author develops the narrator’s point of view in the passage by describing
how anna rushes into the elevator
sally’s thoughts and feelings
how anna feels about sally
both anna’s and sally’s actions

Explanation:

The passage is from the narrator (Anna)'s perspective, describing her own feelings (annoyed at first, then engaging in conversation) and Sally's actions (talking, having binoculars). The option "Sally’s thoughts and feelings" is incorrect as the narrator doesn't describe Sally's internal thoughts/feelings, only her words and actions. "how Anna feels about Sally" is limited as it's not just about feelings toward Sally but also interactions. "how Anna rushes into the elevator" is a minor action. The correct option is about both Anna's (her feelings, actions like noticing binoculars, talking) and Sally's (talking, having binoculars) actions.

Answer:

both Anna’s and Sally’s actions