In the selection from The Boston Girl, what does the author’s portrayal of Miss Chevalier reveal to the reader? A) Addie's surprise at Miss Chevalier's behavior
B) Addie's admiration of Miss Chevalier's personality
C) Addie's comfort with Miss Chevalier's criticisms
D) Addie's realization of Miss Chevalier's flaws

The selection, "Boston Girl" was centered on Miss Chevalier who encouraged the girls to have a library group where they read. The author’s portrayal of Miss Chevalier reveals;

From the onset of the excerpt, we are told of how Miss Chevalier encouraged the girls to have a library group where they read.

Addie commented that she checked up on them to know what they were reading and not to test them. She also talked about her smile that made one feel that they did something right.

Finally, Addie spoke of how Miss Chevalier described her with a positive adjective which is "Gumption".

All of these point to Addie's admiration for Miss Chevalier.

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the answer is irony!

because he is using a description to provide evidence to support his argument.

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