The correct answer is "falling action". A falling action of a poem occurs when the climax of the story has passed, and the narrative is wrapped up and gives a closure. The excerpt from “How I Learned English" shown in the question, gives a closure by stating that the speakers does everything right but still feeling desperate with the problems.
In How I learned English it discusses a kid who just moved to American. He wound up in Williamsport, dad where he battles to play baseball productively. Albeit the kid gets chuckled at, he gets back up and continues to attempt.
Correct answer is option B
A falling activity of a sonnet happens when the peak of the story has passed, and the account is wrapped up and provides a sense of finality.
The passage from "How I Learned English" displayed in the inquiry, provides a sense of finality by expressing that the speakers does all that right yet at the same time feeling frantic with the issues.
Pereira's fictitious story, which depends on her genuine encounters of coming to this nation, begins with a young lady's youth on a Mexican homestead and narratives her appearance in Dallas to work in a store, her transition to an alternate task to learn English and meet Americans.
Therefore, the correct answer is option B.
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