English, 12.12.2020 16:20 mdaniella522

What is the impact of the narrator sharing the assignment through his professor's words to start the poem? A.
The words create a feeling of surprise for readers when they get to the end of the poem.

B.
The professor’s words create tension in the readers that the narrator is also experiencing.

C.
The use of the professor’s words create a level of mystery about the assignment for English B.

D.
The professor’s words create a sense of humor for the readers.

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