What does this excerpt tell the reader about Diane's perspective? kids e O She is interested in meeting her neighbors and spending time with family. just. She is confident that she will learn how to live and work on a farm. don't O She is angry at her husband and wants the family to move as soon as possible. O She is worried about how she and her family will adjust to their new home.

She is worried about how she and her family will adjust to their new home.

Explanation:

The given question refers to the following excerpt from Hometown Summer:

DIANE: (Diane whispers to audience.) Right. The kids are going to love being back home. Except they’ve never lived here. At least Tasha can play with the animals at her grandpa's farm. And the kids will adjust. They always do. (Ponders.) But what about me? I hardly know these people. Wonder how they'll like a stranger living in the old family home. Hope they don’t expect me to milk any cows.

In literature, the term perspective refers to the way a character views and processes what's going on around them. Here, we have Diane who is moving with her family. We can see that she is worried about how they will adjust to their new home. She thinks about the kids and then about herself, about all of the uncertainties that await her, and realizes that she can only hope for the best.

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