Read the sentence from paragraph 5 of the story.
Ahead, the periwinkle sky spread like a blanket.
What does the phrase spread like a blanket indicate about the narrator?
Responses
A She is in awe of the beauty around her.She is in awe of the beauty around her.
B She feels the night air and feels a chill.She feels the night air and feels a chill.
C She worries that the drive will be more difficult.She worries that the drive will be more difficult.
D She is afraid of the mountains and looks at the sky.
A She is in awe of the beauty around her.
The phrase "spread like a blanket" indicates that the narrator is in awe of the beauty around her. Therefore, the correct response is A. She is in awe of the beauty around her.
To find the answer to this question, we need to locate paragraph 5 of the story and read the sentence provided. By doing this, we can infer the meaning of the phrase "spread like a blanket" and understand what it indicates about the narrator.
To locate paragraph 5, you can start reading the story from the beginning. Once you reach paragraph 5, read the sentence provided, which states "Ahead, the periwinkle sky spread like a blanket."
Now, based on the given phrase, "spread like a blanket," we can infer that the narrator is expressing a sense of awe or wonderment about the beauty around her. The comparison of the sky spreading like a blanket implies that it is covering or enveloping the scene, creating a picturesque view.
Therefore, the correct response is:
A) She is in awe of the beauty around her.