Question

question 14 of 18
when answering, how effective the authors use of dialogue to enhance the narrative?
mama had not been flying in ten years. she was nervous about her trip to her daughters home in london. they hadnt seen each other since maggie and deshawn were another very visit. she wanted to make a good impression.
the train conductor came by. where are you going? he asked.
london.
going anything for? the conductor asked.
im visiting my future mama said
a. the dialogue is not effective, because it is difficult to tell which character is speaking.
b. the dialogue is effective, because it helps the reader understand mamas state of fear.
c. the dialogue is effective, because it shows that mama does sometimes make a good impression on people.
d. the dialogue is not effective, because it does not offer other substantial information about mamas trip.

Explanation:

The dialogue reveals Mamie's nervousness about making a good impression, which helps readers understand her emotional state and motivations, making it an effective narrative choice.

Answer:

B. The dialogue is effective, because it helps the reader understand Mamie's state of mind