Question

Help please!!

match all of the answers

"No matter how hard I stomp they continue to loll and dig and play. They knock into the underground gas furnace, and love the big noise."

"I'm thinking of a sentence, businesslike, a thing I can write down, when I look up from my woodchuck. A young buck deer is watching me."

"...he looks straight at me, the apple round and whole in his teeth, like the apple in the mouth of a suckling pig."

“...she is watching me, her eyes deep-water mussels, endless and grave, purple-block"

answer choices:
The author depicts the woodchucks as playful children.
The language used to describe the doe gives her a sense of gravitas.
The short, set-off sentence signals something unexpected has happened.
The buck looks like a roasted pig; he's assessing the situation.

Answer 1

"No matter how hard I stomp they continue to loll and dig and play. They knock into the underground gas furnace, and love the big noise." - The author depicts the woodchucks as playful children.

"I'm thinking of a sentence, businesslike, a thing I can write down, when I look up from my woodchuck. A young buck deer is watching me." - The short, set-off sentence signals something unexpected has happened.

"...he looks straight at me, the apple round and whole in his teeth, like the apple in the mouth of a suckling pig." - The buck looks like a roasted pig; he's assessing the situation.

“...she is watching me, her eyes deep-water mussels, endless and grave, purple-block" - The language used to describe the doe gives her a sense of gravitas.