Answer:
D
Explanation:
The narrator is not in the story and also knows everything that the characters are experiencing and feeling.
Depending on how one answers back to the question, no if you just give an explanation as to what to do then they’d figure it out. If your not getting the concept abs constantly want answers with no explanation, it’s basically cheating.
Answer:
I would say that Kelly's reaction illustrates the concept of <em>preconception</em>.
Explanation:
That is something we all do, although we try not to because we know that is not good to do it, but we can't really help it and try to do it as little as possible. Kelly thinks that her professor doesn't give her the chance to speak because he is unfriendly, but the real reason is that he didn't see her raising her hand because he has limited vision. After knowing this, Kelly still thinks that he is a little unfriendly, because it is not easy to change the preconceptions we have about others, and she seems to be a little stubborn; she continues to think what she thought in the first place when she now knows the reason for what the professor acted like he did.
I can help, but my memory is kinda foggy since I read the book last year. (And also because the movie takes up most of my memory.)
Pros:
-can see colors
-exclusive access to a certain place (can't remember exactly where)
Cons:
-know hatred, abuse, sadness, etc
-being different from the other kids
-know the "real" world
And that's pretty much it. I try to answer questions I know at least a little bit about. :)
