SAT English Practice Question
In the excerpt, the author provides evidence of the speaker’s disorientation in a variety of ways. For example, the speaker describes the “confusing” nature of the path and the “remarkable” undulation of the land. The speaker also acknowledges a lack of familiarity with the location, stating that they “no longer knew in what direction lay the sweet village of B——, where I had determined to stop for the night.” How does the writer provide a sense of the speaker’s confusion through their description of the environment?
- A.familiarity with the setting.
- B.disorientation with the setting.
- C.desire to escape the setting.
- D.ability to navigate the setting.
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