how does the author’s syntax and word choice reveal his attitude and outlook? in unusual normality by ishmael beah's

In English language, when Syntax is referred to, it is used to mean the methods for forming sentences whilst using words, phrases, punctuations, clauses etc

Explanation:

From a helicopter point of view, the author's syntax and word choice reveal that he has a very calm demeanour, a matured, positive but reflective outlook to life.

For example, paragraph 25 and 26 he recounts explicitly:

[20] They would say to me, "you're such a weird kid."

[21] And I would respond by saying, "No, no, no, I'm not weird." Weird has a negative connotation. I prefer the word unusual. It has certain sophistication and gravitas that suits my character."

So we see clearly that Ishmael Beah knows that the only way to fit in is to be very watchful of his attitude and keep it positive. Not even a comment from others was left unchecked. He made sure it was all positive.

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So the answer would be A

Explanation:

Look Europe had manufactured goods (like textiles) but needed raw material (like furs or tobacco)

now Africa had slaves but needed manufactured goods

Now there is The West Indies had raw material (like sugar and molasses) but they wanted slaves, and New England had rum (made from molasses) and iron but needed more goods.

North America> Trade Fur for Goods Europe

North America> Trade rum for slaves . Africa

West Indies> Traded Sugar for Rum North America.

West Indies> Traded Sugar for Goods Europe

Europe> Traded Goods For Sugar West Indies

Europe>Trade Goods For Slaves Africa

Africa> Traded Slaves for sugar West Indies.

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