Question

In this excerpt from Section XVIII of The Way to Rainy Mountain, the author describes his relationship to the space around him: You could see far and wide even at night, by the light of the moon; there was nothing to stand in your way. And when the season turned and it was necessary to move back into the house, there was a sense of confinement and depression for a time. What does this description convey about the author and the space around him? Question 14 options: A) He suffers from a depressive state when he misses his grandmother. B) The changing seasons bring the end to the Kiowa culture. C) His grandmother’s house is unlivable during some seasons. D) His upbringing makes him feel connected to the land and the seasons.

Answer 1

The correct answer to this question is D) His upbringing makes him feel connected to the land and the seasons.

Step-by-step explanation:

But if your in the K12 program the correct answer is ( He connects the emotion of the people to the condition of the land and seasons. Just took the test

Answer 2

In this excerpt from Section XVIII of "The Way to Rainy Mountain", the author describes his relationship to the space around him. This description conveys about the author and the space around him is option D. His upbringing makes him feel connected to the land and the seasons. The narrator shows the relationship that the Kiowas have with nature. Nature and men are inextricably bonded, the landscape shapes their identity and their religion. First, he speaks about what he did in summer, he could see far and wide. Then, when winter came, he had to go back to sleeping indoors.