In "Rip Van Winkle," Washington Irving uses language that depicts the Catskills as __________.
(Points : 5)
mundane, ordinary, and much like any other place

treacherous, frightening, and full of incredible danger

beautiful, majestic, and full of magical possibilities

old, decrepit, and past their prime

Question

In "Rip Van Winkle," Washington Irving uses language that depicts the Catskills as __________. 
(Points : 5) 
mundane, ordinary, and much like any other place 

treacherous, frightening, and full of incredible danger 

beautiful, majestic, and full of magical possibilities 

old, decrepit, and past their prime

anonymous · Answer

Remember that in Rip Van Winkle magic takes place. Rip wants to stay. This gives you the clue to the best choice.