AP English Literature and Composition Quiz
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In the following excerpt from an original drama, Aunt Suni speaks to her nephew, Ravi, as they sort through his late grandfather's tools.
RAVI: This one's heavy.
SUNI: Heavy means honest. Plastic lies.
RAVI: It's a wrench.
SUNI: It's a promise. Your grandfather tightened the world with it.
RAVI: He also yelled at the world.
SUNI: Yelling is just love with its shoes on.
RAVI: That doesn't make sense.
SUNI: It makes kitchen sense. You burn the onions, you still serve them. People eat. People live.
RAVI: Mom says you make everything into a proverb.
SUNI: Your mother makes everything into a complaint. Different spices.
RAVI: I don't know what to keep.
SUNI: Keep what fits your hand. Throw out what fits your guilt.
Which choice best describes Aunt Suni's voice?
Focus on her folksy aphorisms, domestic metaphors, comic bluntness, and practical moral guidance.
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