Question

What does the narrator notice when he looks out from the top of the mountain?

A. The town is recovering from the attack of a wolf.
B. Many people of the town look anxious because the boy is missing.
C. The town of Summit is a beautiful place.
D. It appears that nobody is coming to save the boy.

Answer 1

The narrator observes scenes of nature and calm moments from the mountain; none of the given multiple-choice answers accurately describe these observations.

Step-by-step explanation:

From the top of the mountain, the narrator notices none of the scenarios involving a recovering town or people anxiously searching for a missing boy. Instead, the passages offer various views and occurrences, such as descriptions of dawn breaking, aeroplanes, natural vistas, and characters from the story.

However, one consistent theme is the sense of a day beginning anew, with nature being observed in different states, from misty mornings to the golden light flooding a valley. No reference directly supports any of the provided multiple-choice answers; rather, the text depicts calm scenes that contrast with any immediate danger or desperation. Thus, none of the given options accurately describe what the narrator notices from the mountain.