AP English Literature and Composition Quiz
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A student argues that the narrator's description of Ms. Cho suggests admiration mixed with intimidation. Which evidence best supports this interpretation?
Excerpt: Ms. Cho enters the classroom and the narrator notes, "Her heels clicked like punctuation—final, unquestionable." She smiles at the students, but the narrator observes, "It was the kind of smile that didn't ask permission." When she writes on the board, her handwriting is "clean as a blade." After class, the narrator thinks, "I wanted her approval the way you want sunlight: desperately, without dignity." Ms. Cho tells the narrator, "You can do better," and the narrator feels "both scolded and seen."
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