Question

3. How does the description of the setting

contribute to the plot of the text?

A The description of the kitchen reveals

that Mrs. Wright was not a very good wife

and homemaker.

B The kitchen is described as gloomy and

messy, which suggests Mrs. Wright was

interrupted by something emotionally

shocking

C The description of the Wright house as

big, dark, and gloomy contributes to the

Mrs. Peters' sense of unease, increasing

he. suspicion of Mrs. Wright.

D The description of the Wright house as

messy indicates that there was a violent

struggle, and that Mrs. Wright is not

telling the truth.

Answer 1

Answer:

D The description of the Wright house as

messy indicates that there was a violent

struggle, and that Mrs. Wright is not

telling the truth.

Explanation:

The way the kitchen was scattered and messy shows that,she was not being honesty. This is because, the whole setting looks like she struggled with someone else rather than the make-believe story she was telling.

Answer 2

The way in which the representation of the setting contributes to the text's plot would be:

D). The description of the Wright house as  messy indicates that there was a violent  struggle, and that Mrs. Wright is not  telling the truth.

• 'Setting' is defined as the description of the location, environment, as well as, time frame in which the narrative is set out.
• It assists the authors in setting up the intended tone, atmosphere, and mood in the story which helps promote the effective understanding of the plot by the readers.
• In the given situation, the smudged, scattered, and messy condition of Wrights' house reflects the struggle or violence that took place there which also implies that Mrs. Wright is telling a lie about nothing specific to be happening out there.

Thus, option D is the correct answer.

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