Question

in passage 1, how does the author show a change of perspective as a result of the events in the story? the author depicts how the characters renew their individual pursuits of careers and professional goals after a brief reunion over the phone. the author highlights how the characters choose to focus on events in the past due to the passage of time and the physical distance between them. the author shows through emotional language that andres’s perspective about the importance of long - term friendships evolves after he contacts rafael. the author indicates through the lack of response from rafael that his perspective has not changed and differs from andres’s interest in renewing their friendship. passage 1: friends forever? adapted from studysync when andres vergara and rafael marquez were growing up in colombia, they seemed destined to be best friends for life. they were more like twins than friends; they played baseball together, spent time hiking together, and even walked to school together every day for twelve years. they would often challenge each other to do their best, trying to outperform one another in sports and academics. they seemed inseparable until the last day of high school. they even planned to attend a local college together, but plans changed.

Explanation:

The passage shows Andres' perspective change after contacting Rafael through emotional language about long - term friendships. Other options don't accurately describe the change of perspective.

Answer:

The author shows through emotional language that Andres’s perspective about the importance of long - term friendships evolves after he contacts Rafael.