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3.4.3 Test (CST): Wrap-Up: The American Narrative
Question 15 of 15
Read the following excerpt from "I Sell a Dog" by Mark Twain:
The General looked even more surprised than before, and
for a moment he couldn't seem to find his voice; then he
said, "Do you mean to tell me that you were selling another
man's dog-and knew it?"
What is the role of the idiom in this sentence?
OA. To include a line of dialogue that makes the scene more lifelike
OB. To communicate the General's anger at being duped by Twain
C. To inject humor by showing that the General had developed
laryngitis
D. To show that the General had a difficult time saying something



Answer :

Final answer:

The idiom in the sentence conveys the General's anger at being tricked.


Explanation:

The role of the idiom in the sentence from Mark Twain's 'I Sell a Dog' is to communicate the General's anger at being duped by Twain. The idiom 'for a moment he couldn't seem to find his voice' is used to show the General's surprise and speechless reaction upon realizing he was deceived by Twain. It serves to highlight the General's emotional response in the dialogue.


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