In "The Circuit," what effect does the narrator's use of Spanish have on readers?

A.
It makes the story more authentic and believable.

B.
It makes the story more confusing.

C.
It makes the story more exciting and adventurous.

D.
It makes the story funny.

Question

In "The Circuit," what effect does the narrator's use of Spanish have on readers?	
 
 A.
It makes the story more authentic and believable.
 
 B.
It makes the story more confusing.
 
 C.
It makes the story more exciting and adventurous.
 
 D.
It makes the story funny.

puppylover0617 · Answer

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puppylover0617 · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

I'm pretty sure the answer is A. It doesn't make things confusing, it tells you what it means in Spanish. So B is canceled out. It doesn't make it adventurous because there is nothing in Spanish (in the book) that is exciting. It most definitely does NOT make things funny. So the only reasonable answer would be A. Hope I helped! Could you metal me, @puppylover0617 ???

anonymous · Answer

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