"I know this is your summer vacation, Donna, but Grandpa needs you to help him on the farm," Mom said as we drove down the dirt road leading to Grandpa Jake's house. This sentence shows that the narrator is -

A. Mom, who is reminding Donna about obligations

B. Donna, who is recalling something Mom said as they traveled

C. an observer outside the story who knows what the characters are thinking

D. Grandpa, who is describing his own experiences

B. Donna, who is recalling something Mom said as they traveled

Explanation:

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B. Donna, who is recalling something Mom said as they traveled

Explanation:

The narrator of a story uses first person speech. First person includes words such as "I" and "me" and "we."

The narrator cannot be Mom because she is referred to in the third person.

You can see that Mom is talking to Donna. Therefore, we know that both Mom and Donna are in the car during this conversation. And because we see the word "we" is used, we know it must be either Mom or Donna. We already eliminated the option of it being Mom, so the answer is Donna.

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