Question

At the beginning of Chapter One of The Kite Runner, the narrator states, "I became what I am today at the age of twelve, on a frigid overcast day in the winter of 1975." With that line we learn what about the perspective of the narrator?
His perspective is that it was cold and cloudy on that day in 1975.
His perspective is that of an older person looking back in time
His perspective is that of a child of twelve.
His perspective is that he was twelve in 1975.

Answer 1

Let's start the process of elimination, shall we? Alright so the first option says "His perspective is that it was cold and cloudy on that day in 1975." but that doesn't really sound like what the narrator's perspective is, does it? It's more like retelling a bit of info from the sentence and calling it his perspective.
The second option reads "His perspective is that of an older person looking back in time" which honestly sounds about right. It is the narrator retelling memories of the past, so he is indeed older.
The third option is "His perspective is that of a child of twelve." which doesn't make sense if you read the sentence, so no.
The fourth option "His perspective is that he was twelve in 1975." which is much like the first in a sense where it's just information being assumed his perspective.

Answer 2

Thank you

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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