Which of the following most clearly illustrates stream of consciousness
style?
a. it's raining outside, and i don't want to get wet. that's terribly
uncomfortable. kind of like this seat. i should move. it's such an
important day.
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b. you step into the building and walk to the reception desk. the
receptionist isn't there. you look to the right and to the left,
wondering what to do next.
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c. he cautiously picked up the envelope, opened it, and started to
read the letter. his eyes widened as he started to make sense of
the words.
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d. the thunder crashed, the rain poured, and i wondered where i left
my umbrella. i certainly don't want to get wet on this cold day.

The correct answer is A. It's raining outside, and I don't want to get wet. That's terribly uncomfortable. Kind of like this seat. I should move. It's such an important day.

Explanation:

Stream of consciousness is a narrative style that aims at imitating natural thinking this implies a flow of ideas that might not have a clear connection, changing from one topic or idea to another without transition and emphasis on impressions by the narrator. Additionally, this mostly uses the first-person point of view.

This can be seen in option A as in this, ideas resemble natural though this includes changing from one idea to another as in "Kind of like this seat. I should move", the use of the first person in all the excerpt, the emphasis in impressions "and I don't want to get wet" and also the lack of clear connection between ideas as the character jumps from one thought to the other.

the answer is a

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explanation:

the answer to your question is the introduction, because the main text is the body paragraphs, and the table of contents is used to locate paragraphs, and the conclusion is where you wrap up all your thoughts in the end.

recommended becuase why did he read the book? becuase it was recommended