Question

Use the passage below to answer the question. How does the author’s development of the setting help a reader better understand the main character? (1 point) Responses The description of the sour smell of milk helps the reader understand that the main character is irresponsible in caring for her chores. The description of the sour smell of milk helps the reader understand that the main character is irresponsible in caring for her chores. The description of the wooden clock and the loud noise it makes helps the reader understand that the main character is sensitive to sounds. The description of the wooden clock and the loud noise it makes helps the reader understand that the main character is sensitive to sounds. The description of the dusted mantlepiece helps the reader understand that the main character likes things to look expensive. The description of the dusted mantlepiece helps the reader understand that the main character likes things to look expensive. The description of the eerie home helps the reader understand why the main character feels oppressed.

Answer 1

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The description of the eerie home helps the reader understand why the main character feels oppressed.