The narrator of My Forbidden Face describes a cartoon of the scientists perplexed by the germ they are studying, The Taliban, in order to a)emphasize her confusion with the spread of all the new rules.
b)Imply that the leaders are sick with a virus that cannot be cured.
c)show how she will no longer be allowed to read the cartoons in the newspapers.
d)describe how sad she is about now being able to become a scientist as she had hoped.
To determine the answer to this question, we need to refer to the book "My Forbidden Face" or any relevant information about the narrator's description of a cartoon in the story. By examining the details provided in the book, we can identify the purpose behind the cartoon.
1. Emphasize confusion with the spread of new rules: The narrator discussing a cartoon of scientists perplexed by the germ they are studying might suggest that it is meant to emphasize her confusion with the spread of new rules. However, we need to explore other possible interpretations before making a conclusion.
2. Imply that the leaders are sick with an incurable virus: This option is unlikely. The description of the scientists and the germ they are researching doesn't seem to relate specifically to the leaders being sick with a virus. It's important to base the answer on the information provided in the book.
3. Show how she will no longer be allowed to read the cartoons: There is no clear connection between the cartoon and the restrictions on reading cartoons in newspapers. This option does not align with the information provided.
4. Describe sadness about not being able to become a scientist: The option regarding the narrator's sadness about not being able to become a scientist does not seem to be supported by the information provided.
Based on the analysis, the most appropriate answer is (a) to emphasize her confusion with the spread of all the new rules. Please note that it is always recommended to refer back to the source material for detailed information and further confirmation.