X 9th Grade CommonLit Reading Assessment Because -" he hesitated, and nis cheeks grew not. [15] "I knows," she said, with impish glee, laughing low music. Assessment Questions "Why?" he challenged, sturdily. 34 out of 36 Answered "You was a-feared." He bridled and said, "Well, I reckon you'd be a-feared if you was caught out in the black dark all alone." Question 35 She scoffed and hugged her knees. "I've stayed out all alone heaps o' nights." What is the effect of the narrator's point of view in the passage? O A. It emphasizes what motivates the girl's actions in the [20] He looked at her with a curious awe. passage. "I don't believe you," he asserted, but she tossed her head and her eyes grew scornful. O B. It emphasizes the boy's feelings about the events of the passage. 'Who's a-feared of the dark? I love night," she said, her eyes growing soft. O C. It highlights an outsider's feelings about the events in the passage. He watched her silently, till, waking from her daydream, she abruptly asked: O D. It emphasizes both the boy's and the girl's thoughts throughout the passage. 'We'se known us all our lives, and before, ain't we?" [25] "Ye-es - I reckon," he slowly returned, and then, brightening, he asked gayly: "And we'll be friends always, won't we?quot