Read this excerpt from Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close. One night, after what felt like a googolplex inventions, I went to Dad’s closet. We used to Greco-Roman wrestle on the floor in there, and tell hilarious jokes, and once we hung a pendulum from the ceiling and put a circle of dominoes on the floor to prove that the earth rotated. How does the narration affect Oskar’s credibility in this excerpt? His Greek and Roman references emphasize his intelligence. His explanation of a pendulum emphasizes his maturity. His fond recollections emphasize his genuine sincerity. His description of his dad emphasizes his lack of stability.

C). His fond recollections emphasize his genuine sincerity.

Explanation:

Narration plays a vital role in eliciting the desired response from the audience as the manner in which the author relates a text determines how the audience would perceive, experience, or respond to it.

As per the question, the narration influences the credibility in the given excerpt from 'Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close' through presenting 'his fond recollections that emphasize his genuine sincerity' and help win the audience's faith and appeal to them emotionally and ethically as reflected by the descriptions like 'Greco-Roman wrestle', 'circle of dominoes', 'pendulum', etc. Therefore, option C displays how the involvement of recollections in the narration helps in convincing and eliciting the intended response from the audience. Therefore, option C is the correct answer.

jefferson introduced the idea that one does not change a government for "light" causes because he wanted to emphasize the seriousness of colonists' reasons for declaring independence.

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