Answer:
For me it means to take a chance or to do a thing, say a thing, or claim a thing maybe outside of your range of abilities, though not explicitly so.
Explanation:
It is an imperative sentence. An exclamatory sentence would have an exclamation mark at the end, and an interrogative sentence would have a question mark. This sentence, an imperative sentence, is telling someone to do something or ordering them to, which is the basis for an imperative sentence
The answer is: B) blurts out everything
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In the excerpt from "Sense and Sensibility," the author Jane Austen provides a contrast between the two sisters. In that respect, Elinor represents sense and logical reasoning, and is submitted to hiding her emotions. On the other hand, Marianne symbolizes sensibility, so she cannot help displaying her feelings and seeing life in an unreal manner.
