Which point of view does the narrator use in the passage?
you're in the sun, and your father isn't, selling everything from beans to furniture. he's always working. . sometimes the travelers come for friday night supper and everyone talks and laughs and there's dancing. you can tap dance, and so can maisie, and the two of you spin and whirl and tap until you can hardly breathe anymore. "daisy, maisie, give me your answer do . . i'm half crazy all for the love of you. . "

Kiko is writing an introduction for an article about the red panda. read what she has so far. what has red fur and a ringed tail, and is as big as a housecat? why, a panda, of course! the red panda doesn’t look much like its black-and-white cousin, the giant panda, but the two actually have a lot in common. which of the following should she add to her introduction? a. a clear central idea b. an opening that grabs the reader’s attention c. a statement previewing what points the essay will compare d. a statement that summarizes kiko’s opinions about the animals