[Video] Q5: The author's use of the phrase “riches unfolded” (lines 48-49) has the main effect of

Explanation for Question 5 From the Reading Section on the 2021 May Sat (International)

Hey guys. So question five says the officer's use of the phrase. 2 Riches unfolded has a main effect of blank. 3 So I want us to do is go back to this in lines 48 4 to 49, and just read around this and figure out, 5 okay, what are they trying to do with this? So 48 to 49 is 6 around here. It says then inside and into his favorite 7 seat, which was on the aisle in the back. 8 He did not crowd into the front rows as did the other children Rich's 9 unfolded and episode locally pronounced as oppose of 10 a cereal in which every week a Nobel cowboy was brought to the point 11 of a horrible death, blah, blah. This isn't going to talk about the episode 12 and how good it was. So talking about Frank, 13 going to the movie theater, sitting in the back, and then as it starting, 14 it's riches unfolding as in something great is happening and he's really appreciating it. 15 And he's loving this experience. So option a says, 16 emphasizing the complexity of the plot lines and characters. 17 Well, it's not really about emphasizing the complexity. 18 It's not just, it's not about the complexity. 19 It's more about, you know, like, like how, how good it was for Frank 20 and how much he, how much he liked it. So that's going to be 21 wrong. It also doesn't seem to have that complex of a plot. 22 Anyway, when we read on these has conveying Frank's delight in the movies shown 23 at the theater. That seems to be pretty straight forward. These riches are unfolding 24 for Frank, you know, these th...