Question

In the passage, Too Tall gets injured and Kane volunteers to take his place as drummer. What effect does the author create for the reader through this timing of events?

A.
anticipation that participation in the band will resolve Kane’s conflict
B.
anticipate Kane's lack of joy playing with his own band
C.
anticipate Kane's nightmares for not believing in his own band
D.
anticipation about how participation in the band help Kane become more confident

Answer 1

it would be D

Answer 2

The author creates anticipation about how participation in the band will help Kane become more confident through the timing of events.

Option D is answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

The timing of Too Tall's injury and Kane volunteering to take his place sets up a narrative arc that suggests Kane's involvement in the band will have a positive impact on his confidence. The reader is led to anticipate a transformation in Kane's character as he steps into a new role within the band. This strategic arrangement of events builds suspense and expectation around Kane's personal development and how his involvement in the band will contribute to his self-assurance.

Option D is answer: Anticipation about how participation in the band will help Kane become more confident.