Question

how are the main characters perspectives different regarding family?
a. the dogs perspective in passage 1 shows the family treats him poorly, but amys perspective in passage 2 shows that her sisters like to tease her.

b. through the dogs perspective, the reader sees the dog is in everyones way. through amys perspective, the reader sees how her sisters are sharp and impatient with her.

c. through the dogs perspective, the reader sees the family treats the dog well. through amys perspective, the reader sees her sisters take good care of her.

d. the dogs perspective in passage 1 shows it enjoys the family, but amys perspective shows she is frustrated by her siblings.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: If the dog's perspective showed poor treatment and Amy's showed teasing, but the question is about how perspectives differ regarding family. This doesn't align with typical family - dog perspective contrast about family dynamics.
• Option B: The dog's perspective about the dog being in the way and Amy's perspective about sisters being sharp/impatient doesn't seem to be a common or logical way to show different perspectives about family.
• Option C: If the dog's perspective shows the family treats the dog well (positive family - dog interaction) and Amy's perspective shows sisters take good care of her (positive family - sibling interaction), this shows a contrast in how different characters (dog and Amy) view the family (dog's view of family - dog relationship, Amy's view of sibling - family relationship). This makes sense as a way to show different perspectives regarding family.
• Option D: The dog's perspective enjoying the family and Amy's frustrated by siblings is a contrast but not as focused on "regarding family" in a positive - negative way that is less likely compared to option C which shows positive but different aspects of family from different perspectives.

Answer:

C. Through the dog's perspective, the reader sees the family treats the dog well. Through Amy's perspective, the reader sees her sisters take good care of her.