Nhận biết (M1)

Life Among the Paiutes is an 1882 autobiographical narrative by Sarah Winnemucca Hopkins. In the work, Winnemucca creates suspense by emphasizing her physical response to an event, writing ______

Which quotation from Life Among the Paiutes most effectively illustrates the claim?

• A.

  "Nothing happened during the day, and after awhile mother told us not to say a word about why we left, for grandpa might get mad with us."

• B.

  "Oh, how my heart jumped when I heard a noise close by. It was a horse running towards us. We had to lie down close to the ground. It came close to us and stopped. Oh, how my heart beat! I thought whoever it was would hear my heart beat."

• C.

  "Late in that fall, there came news that my grandfather was on his way home. Then my father took a great many of his men and went to meet his father, and there came back a runner, saying, that all our people must come together."

• D.

  "So ended our feast, and every family went to its own home in the pine-nut mountains, and remained there till the pine-nuts were ripe. They ripen about the last of June."