Question

how does the author develop the theme in this passage? by contrasting emilys humble circumstances with the richness of her internal world, the author shows that a vivid imagination can bring profound happiness. by comparing emilys journey through the woods to a prisoners thrilling escape, the author shows that even harsh environments can feel luxurious to those with unhappy lives. by describing the wilderness as emilys personal kingdom, the author shows that adventurous people often challenge themselves to conquer the natural world. by highlighting emilys longing for wealth and recognition, the author shows that it is easy to become envious of other peoples possessions and lifestyles.

Explanation:

The first option correctly describes how the author develops the theme by contrasting Emily's external and internal states. The other options mis - represent the themes presented in the passage. The passage doesn't focus on comparing her journey to a prisoner's, on adventurous people conquering nature, or on her envy for wealth.

Answer:

By contrasting Emily's humble circumstances with the richness of her internal world, the author shows that a vivid imagination can bring profound happiness.