B. The description of the place and the writer's experiences.
Explanation:
Readers want to be able to make a connection between your trip and their experiences. They want to relate. So, it’s majorly important to be able to describe the place vividly. Use sensory language to describe landscapes, flavors, smells, weather. Think about alliteration and repetition to inject poetry into your essay.
Use your personal voice and tone to write your experiences and reflect upon them. Explain what you felt, saw and the impressions things left on you. This will allow your readers to make a connection and visualize your experiences as their own.
Based on this excerpt, we can infer that Sergeant Price is very dedicated to his job. He is quick to report to his boss and is very attentive to his work, as shown by the line "before its voice ceased he stood at salute in the door.."
After the death the father, an 11-year-old boy raised in the wilderness struggles to adapt to the modern world. He follows his father's final instructions and decides to try and make his way to Alaska.
