It is quite possible that Daniel Defoe's own childhood in relative poverty and hardship played a major role in his ability to portray this kind of lifestyle so accurately.
1) ... being in a deep hole with no one around, and no way out.
2)... being a child lost in a big city, looking up only to see giant buildings, and the blue of the sky.
2)... being in a big, scary forest.
4) ...the feeling I imagine Alice had when she fell into the hole.
5) ... what I imagine an ant must feel when he's travelling through the grass.
6) ... feeling scared my life has no direction, and trying to find a way out.
"A. My sister is taking French III at her school next year" is the only sentence that uses correct capitalization, since names of countries need to be capitalized and "high school" does not.
The correct answer is D <em>"while the narrator is a real person, his encounter with the cat is fictional."</em>
This is because we know for sure the narrator does exist, the story he tells is takes place on Earth but we don't know if the cat does. He brings joy and light to the world but it obvius it does not exist, he is talking to it while it is outside the real world.