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Which BEST analyzes the intended effect of dialogue in this passage? A) The exclamations of George and the questions asked by his wife contribute to the image of George as a
person who is reaching his limit.
B) The exclamations of George and the questions asked by his wife foreshadow the conflict dealing with their
children that will develop.
C) The dialogue by both George and his wife is intended to vividly present the setting, which is crucial as the
story line develops.
D) The dialogue by both George and his wife is intended to evoke sympathy, even pity for both characters.

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