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What does the description in the final paragraph ("Theodora . . . know") reveal about the setting in the passage?

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The description in the final paragraph of the short story "April Showers" reveals the following about the setting in the passage:

C. The season is just beginning to transition from winter to spring.

  • In "April Showers," a short story by Edith Wharton, in the paragraph which begins with "Theodora" and ends with "know", the details reveal the transition of seasons.
  • The narrator uses sensory details to draw attention to the arrival of spring: "little bursting green things," "[e]verything was crowding toward the light," "little green fingers."
  • As we can see from the details above, spring is just beginning. The plants are still sprouting from the cold ground.
  • Therefore, the paragraph reveals that winter is ending is spring is starting.

The answer choices to this question are the following:

A. The Dace family lives near to the schoolhouse and the wood.

B. The postman passed by the wood on the way to the Daces' house.

C. The season is just beginning to transition from winter to spring.

D. The wood is a familiar place that Theodora often visits.

E. The Daces have planted flowers to brighten the wood.

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