Question

House on Mango Street

The narrator compares her and Nenny's laughter to the laughter of Rachel and Lucy. She describes her and Nenny's laughter as being "like a pile of dishes breaking." What does this suggest about the way that the narrator and Nenny laugh?

Question 9 options:

She and Nenny are sisters but they don't sound the same when they laugh.


She and Nenny laugh in a shy and quiet manner.


She and Nenny have a different sense of humor than Rachel and Lucy.


She and Nenny's laughter is loud and grabs the attention of anyone nearby.

Answer 1

d. She and Nenny’s laughter is loud and grabs the attention of anyone nearby.

Step-by-step explanation

d makes the most sense because a pile of dishes breaking is not exactly quite. it would be loud. it says nothing about their sense of humor being different. in fact if they are laughing together wouldnt that mean that their humor is more or less the same? and its not a because a is unrelated to what the paragraph is talking about. so D is the best answer. because they’re being loud and breaking dishes is loud.
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