Ihave to present a scene at today's meeting of our drama club, but i've been so busy i haven't had time to rehearse. i'm not sure i know my lines. i'm not even sure i really know what the scene is about. i'm really looking forward to doing this.
which statement best describes the narrator's point of view in this excerpt
a. he is eager to do the scene because he knows he can make it up as he goes along.
b. he doesn't really want to be in the drama club.
c. he doesn't really want to perform his scene today.
d. he is eager to do the scene because he knows he can pretend he forgot his lines on purpose.
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