Dear diary,
I went to my friends party. It was her birthday. She invited many of her friends, in which I did not know some. She greeted them too me which made me happy because I like meeting new people. After meeting Them I then noticed one person who I didn’t meet. He was alone and seemed mean. I decided to talk to him, little did I know he was my childhood friend and the first person I liked. When I talked to him he knew who I was but he became mean and gave me a side eye and walked away. I don’t know what’s gotten into him :(
- xoxo
A. Spelling
b. Punctuation
c. Grammar
d. Noun
e. Verb
f. Fluency
g. Vocabulary
Answer:
"That night, Richard got a bed in the bunkhouse."
"Nat took Richard up to the ranch house."
"He . . . Watched the cowboys find and round up the cattle in the hills and canyons."
Explanation:
In literature, the setting refers to the geographical location or time that describes where the scene or event occurs. This allows or enables the readers to be conscious and understand the scene and its surroundings.
Among the given options, the details that show the setting of the story are the description of the "bed in the bunkhouse", "the ranch house", the mentioning of the "hills and canyons" etc.
Thus, the correct answers are <u><em>"That night, Richard got a bed in the bunkhouse." "Nat took Richard up to the ranch house." "He . . . Watched the cowboys find and round up the cattle in the hills and canyons."</em></u>
