1. The point of view from which the passage is told can best be described 2 points as that of:
A. a man looking back on the best years of his life as director of a community center
in a strife-ridden neighborhood.
B. a narrator describing his experiences as they happen, starting with childhood and
continuing through his adult years as an advocate for troubled children.
C. an unidentified narrator describing a man who devoted his life to neighborhood
children years after his own difficult childhood.
D. an admiring relative of a man whose generosity with children was widely respected
in the neighborhood where he turned around a declining community center.
Clear selection