anne paused to study her reflection in the mirror. she ran her fingers through her curly auburn hair, a…

anne paused to study her reflection in the mirror. she ran her fingers through her curly auburn hair, a trait she had inherited from her mother. she peered closely at her emerald-green eyes and her freckled cheekbones. then she stepped back to gaze at her dress. her mother and friends all had encouraged her to choose it, and now, standing before the mirror, anne was grateful she had taken their advice. the dress was gorgeous and complemented her features perfectly. which describes the point of view of the underlined sentence? 1 it is the narrator indirectly voicing annes thoughts about her dress. 2 it is the narrator commenting objectively on annes appearance. 3 it is anne directly stating her thoughts about her dress.

anne paused to study her reflection in the mirror. she ran her fingers through her curly auburn hair, a trait she had inherited from her mother. she peered closely at her emerald-green eyes and her freckled cheekbones. then she stepped back to gaze at her dress. her mother and friends all had encouraged her to choose it, and now, standing before the mirror, anne was grateful she had taken their advice. the dress was gorgeous and complemented her features perfectly. which describes the point of view of the underlined sentence? 1 it is the narrator indirectly voicing annes thoughts about her dress. 2 it is the narrator commenting objectively on annes appearance. 3 it is anne directly stating her thoughts about her dress.

Answer

Brief Explanations:

The text is a narrative. The underlined sentence is not in quotation marks (so it's not Anne directly stating her thoughts). Also, the words "gorgeous" and "complemented her features perfectly" are subjective (not objective). Since the narrator is telling the story and sharing Anne's internal feelings (as Anne is grateful she took the advice and the dress is described in a positive way that aligns with her likely thoughts), it's the narrator indirectly voicing Anne's thoughts.

Answer:

  1. It is the narrator indirectly voicing Anne's thoughts about her dress.