Question

how does the narrator respond to ushers announcement that he is going to entomb his sister? the narrator is happy because it means that rodericks health will begin to improve. the narrator accepts madelines death because he knew that she did not have long to live. the narrator is angry that madeline died

Explanation:

In "The Fall of the House of Usher", the narrator accepts Madeline's death when Roderick announces he will entomb her, as he was aware of her failing - health. There is no indication of happiness for Roderick's health improvement, nor anger due to being in love with Madeline.

Answer:

B. The narrator accepts Madeline's death because he knew that she did not have long to live.