Question

Part A

How does Ezra's behavior after his mom and his aunt leave affect the story?
A. It creates tension by revealing, for the first time, how nervous Ezra is about going out with Juliana.
B. It increases the suspense by subtly foreshadowing that Ezra may not be focused enough on driving the new convertible.
C. It creates humor by showing Ezra realizing that his mother and aunt were only pretending to be wary of lending him the car.
D. It creates mystery by revealing, just moments before the date, how little Ezra really knows about Juliana

Part BWhich evidence from the text best supports the correct answer in Part A?A. Ezra lets out a "hoot" because he is so nervous about going on a date with Juliana, whom he has liked for years.B. Ezra thinks more about how impressed Juliana will be, her parents' surprise, and how fine he'll look driving the car than he does about driving safely.C. Ezra worries that Juliana might think that driving a car that "had cost as much as a small house" is foolish because he barely knows her.D. Ezra realizes that his mother and his aunt want his date with Juliana to go well just as much as he wants it to go well.

Answer 1

Part A answer - It creates tension by revealing, for the first time, how nervous Ezra is about going out with Juliana.

Part B answer - Ezra lets out a "hoot" because he is so nervous about going on a date with Juliana, whom he has liked for years.

Step-by-step explanation:

Ezra wanted to go out with Juliana on a date, and for that he wanted that his mother agrees to lend him her car. After several pleading Ezra’s mother got convinced and told him that he will have to return it after 3 hours. No extended time.

And after his mother and aunt left the house, Ezra started feeling nervous, this can best supported from the evidence that Ezra let’s out a hoot, he started dancing and shouting because he was finally going on a date with a girl whom he have been liking since for years.