Question

read the passage. then answer the question. the lost phone sally was walking toward her building when she noticed something on the ground. she knelt down and uncovered a cell phone. she picked it up, but she was not sure what to do with it. sally touched the screen, but it was locked, so she turned it over and noticed the phone case had a picture of a bird on the back—a nuthatch! thrilled to recognize the bird, she also realized that there was someone else in the building who loved birds. it must be annas phone, sally thought, as she raced into the building to find her. read the passage and then complete the sentence. the author develops the narrators point of view in the passage by revealing annas thoughts and feelings about losing her phone sharing both sallys and annas thoughts and feelings about the phone and its case describing sallys thoughts and feelings about finding the phone making sally the narrator so she can tell her thoughts and feelings about the phone

Explanation:

The passage focuses on Sally's actions and thoughts when she finds a phone. It describes her uncertainty about what to do with it, her reaction to the bird - picture on the case, and her conclusion about the phone's owner. There is no mention of Anna's thoughts or feelings about losing the phone, nor both Sally's and Anna's thoughts. And Sally is not explicitly made the narrator in a way that is the main method of developing the point - of - view. The focus is on Sally's thoughts and feelings about finding the phone.

Answer:

describing Sally's thoughts and feelings about finding the phone