Question

what is the effect of the exposition on \president cleveland, where are you\?
it is the point when jerry begins to consider other peoples needs before his own
it explains how rollie tremaine helps jerry do something kind for armand
it provides detailed background information about the people in jerrys family
it describes jerrys intense interest in collecting cowboy cards

Explanation:

To determine the effect of the exposition in "President Cleveland, Where Are You?", we analyze each option:

• Option 1: The turning point where Jerry considers others' needs is part of the rising action or climax, not exposition.
• Option 2: Rollie Tremaine's help is part of the plot development, not exposition.
• Option 3: Exposition in a story provides background information, including about characters like Jerry's family. This fits the purpose of exposition.
• Option 4: Jerry's interest in cowboy cards is a plot element, not the main effect of exposition.

Answer:

C. It provides detailed background information about the people in Jerry's family