Which details from the excerpt best support the

conclusion that the narrator is speaking directly to a child?

Select two options.

the expression "Best Beloved"

the terms "kun" and "payah kun"

the repetition of words and patterns

the clause "you can look them out on the map"

the description of how geographical features were made

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Kolby Winters

English

26 January, 10:52

Which details from the excerpt best support the

conclusion that the narrator is speaking directly to a child?

Select two options.

the expression "Best Beloved"

the terms "kun" and "payah kun"

the repetition of words and patterns

the clause "you can look them out on the map"

the description of how geographical features were made

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Kaia Whitehead · Answer 1

The details from the excerpt that best support the conclusion that the narrator is speaking directly to a child are:

* the repetition of words and patterns

* the description of how geographical features were made

Explanation:

This excerpt from "The Crab That Played with the Sea." by Reudyard Kipling has the literary structure of fairy tales that are meant to be tell to kids, the repetition of words and patterns makes the story have a rhythm that is easy to understand for a child, as well as the use of metaphor to describe the creation of geographical places.