Answer:
the author feels as though the night was dragging on and on, instead of feeling as if the night will come to an end, the more time elapsed the more the author feels that the night it increasing.
Explanation:
Gee, with those fang-like teeth, the Atlantic wolffish is one creepy-looking creature.
Answer:
More chairs are needed to make seating available for all attendees.
Explanation:
To make an implicit meaning is to say about something but not mentioned or expressed directly. It may be stated in some way but not directly mentioned.
In the given excerpt from <em>Infinite Jest </em>by David Foster Wallace, the narrator talks about the interview room that he was seated in. The only implicit detail he furnished was that the room needs more chairs for others to be seated. This is seen in the passage <em>"the others sit, stand and stand"</em>, while the other options are clearly stated.
Hal seated in a chair with his ankle on his knee (<em>"ankle on knee, hands together in the lap of my slacks"</em>), the Director of Composition involved in the interview process (<em>"interview room’s other personnel include: the University’s Director of Composition"</em>) and the tennis coach with money in his pocket (<em>"jingles pocket-change"</em>) are all stated explicitly.
Thus, the correct answer is the first option.
