Question

How does the difference between the narrator's language and Wheeler's language

highlight the stereotypes of the times about the East and the West?
Wheeler's grammatical errors show how people in the West are not worried
about how well they speak like they would be in the East.
The narrator's elevated language shows people in the East are better educated
than those in the West.
The narrator's language shows he is friendlier than Wheeler, reflecting how
those in the East value social manners more.
The narrator's higher-level vocabulary and proper grammar reflect the refined
East and Wheeler's informal language with errors reflects the free spirit of the
West.

Answer 1

The narrator's higher-level vocabulary and proper grammar reflect the refined East and Wheeler's informal language with errors reflects the free spirit of the West.

Step-by-step explanation:

i took the test and it was the right answer.

Answer 2

The narrator's higher-level vocabulary and proper grammar reflect the refined East and Wheeler's informal language with errors reflects the free spirit of the West.

Step-by-step explanation:

During the 19th century, the East was stereotypically associated with refinement, education, and proper manners, while the West was seen as rugged, informal, and less refined. The narrator's use of a higher-level vocabulary and proper grammar reflects the perception of the East as a more cultured and educated region. On the other hand, Wheeler's informal language and grammatical errors reflect the perception of the West as a region where people are less concerned with social niceties and formal education. By highlighting these linguistic differences, the text reinforces the stereotypes of the time regarding the East and the West.

Hope it helps! : )