Explanation for Question 8 From the Reading Section on the 2018 March Sat
Hey guys. So question eight asks us the passage indicates that the narrator's father 2 viewed storytelling as something that blink. 3 So we need to go back and find what do we think that the 4 narrator's father viewed storytelling as well? 5 How was it a part of his life and how did he bring it 6 to be a part of the narrator's life and which his answer choices bets 7 fits in with that? So we can go back and reread briefly and find 8 this whole chunk right here is where he starts talking about his father and 9 his father's connection to storytelling. And if you, 10 uh, if you remember, he says things like I knew, 11 this was exactly what my father would have done. That he'd been the one 12 reading he would have made the story and event is grant and Scran is 13 as a real life. Um, 14 and then he, the narrator says that he is in his father must have 15 told me hundreds, perhaps even thousands of stories, 16 not just at night, but throughout the course of any given day over breakfast, 17 during lunch in the middle of the conversation you might've been carrying on with 18 my mother or friends. 19 So in every day of this guy's life, 20 his father would tell him stories. He would make it part of their everyday 21 family dynamic is that this father is telling stories to a son with his 22 wife. So the narrator's mom, 23 um, and whatever case it might make be he always added it in on 24 no matter what it was and going to the next part, 25 he seems to talk about, you know, they, he woul...