Question

10. In describing Crazy Horse as “painfully shy” near the beginning of the seventh paragraph, the author offers which of the following? (A) An analysis of Crazy Horse’s refusal to tell his war stories (B) A personal identification with Crazy Horse’s fear of public speaking (C) An attribution of an emotional quality to explain Crazy Horse’s humble demeanor (D) A derogatory assessment of Crazy Horse’s inept storytelling performance (E) A charge that Crazy Horse was less brave than legend suggests

Answer 1

In describing Crazy Horse as “painfully shy” near the beginning of the seventh paragraph, the author actually offers the following: (B) A personal identification with Crazy Horse’s fear of public speaking.

What is identification?

Identification refers to one's sense of identity with someone or something. Identification is also known as a way one can recognise something or someone.

In the above question, we can see that the author in his use of "painfully shy" actually offers a "personal identification with Crazy Horse’s fear of public speaking".

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