Question

Which statements best describe how both passages portray the character of Marshall? Both passages emphasize Marshall's change in behavior since the robbery. Both passages provide a reason for Marshall's decision to quit the baseball team. Both passages describe the effect of the robbery on Marshall's relationship with his parents. Both passages show how Marshall feels about Coach Bronson. Both passages reveal that Marshall feels relieved when his friends demonstrate concern for him.

Answer 1

The statements that describe how the passages portray the character of Marshall include:

• Both passages emphasize Marshall's change in behavior since the robbery.
• Both passages provide a reason for Marshall's decision to quit the baseball team.

It should be noted that a character simply means the individual or another being that the narrative in a story is about. Characters guide the readers as they help readers understand the plots in the story.

From the complete question, the passages emphasized Marshall's change in behavior since the robbery and gave a reason for Marshall's decision to quit the baseball team.

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