The author of the novel _The House on Mango Street_ describes a place called Mango Street where the speaker lives. She describes it as a place where "there are no trees, no fences, no yards, and no swings." She also describes it as a place where "the houses are too close, too close."
What is the primary effect of the author's description of Mango Street in this passage?
Correct answer: C
Explanation
The author's description of Mango Street as a place with "no trees, no fences, no yards, and no swings" and where "the houses are too close, too close" creates a vivid and memorable image of the speaker’s living space. This description helps the reader understand the speaker’s environment and why the speaker might feel a sense of isolation or claustrophobia.
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