You need to be more specific, in what chapter or where exactly are you currently in the story? beginning, middle or end? so I can help you here, what lies ahead of ponyboy will depend on how much you have read.
The answer is D because the princesses need rhyme and reason to restore peace and order.
Chaucer's original plan for The Canterbury Tales projected about 120 stories (two for each pilgrim to tell on the way to Canterbury and two more on the way back)
Chaucer actually completed only 22, although 2 more exist in fragments.
The point of view of<em> Romeo and Juliet</em> is the third person. The narrator-story-teller in the play does not tell the story throughout the play, we can observe him in the beginning and then he disappears. Therefore, it is wrong that the play is told from the first-person point of view.
Imply or implication shows the relationship between statements that is true and the other one draws the meaning from that. Therefore, it is not related to reading strategy.
It helps the reader to understand the text and also helps with remembering events that happen in the story.
