Question

Examining Dialogue in a Narrative Letter

in what ways does the dialogue in the letter paint a
picture for readers? Check all that apply.
Dear Sam, A couple of weeks ago, I was tired all of the
time. I would find myself dragging my feet during
baseball practice. I was so tired that my mom said, "You
look like one of those zombies from a horror movie. Your
face is pale, your eyelids are drooping, and your words
sound like mumbles." After she said that, I started going
to sleep earlier every night. It wasn't easy to give up that
time in my day, but I can tell it was worth it because my
brain no longer feels like pancake batter! I can think
clearly, and my coach told me I was fielding the ball
better than ever. I suggest you get more sleep, Sam.
Nick
It helps readers see Nick's mom as a caring person.
It shows what Nick thinks and feels.
O It explains what NiNk's mother felt and thought.
It helps readers se k's mom as a real person

Answer 1

1, 3, and 4. ( 1. It helps readers see Nick’s mom as a caring person. 3. It explains what Nick’s mother felt and thought. 4. It helps readers see Nick’s mom as a real person. )

Step-by-step explanation:

The dialogue is said by Nick's mom. So, the second one, "It shows what Nick thinks and feels.", is incorrect. However, the rest of them (aka 1, 3, and 4) are correct since they apply to Nick's mom.

Also I did the assignment on Edg and got it right.

Answer 2

It helps readers see Nick's mom as a caring person.

It explains what Nick's mother felt and thought.

Step-by-step explanation:

According to the given excerpt from the narrative letter, the writer of the letter Nick tells his friend Sam what he did when he was dragging his feet during baseball and the words his mother said to him comparing him to a zombie from a horror movie.

He narrates that he started to go to bed earlier and realized that he became sharper than ever before and recommended same for his friend Sam.

The dialogue in the letter paints a picture for the readers by helping show that Nick's mom is a caring person and also explaining what she felt and thought.