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Suppоse Tоmаs insteаd sаys, “I signed it befоre you called; I should have told you about my concerns.” What TWO effects would this change most directly have? Select TWO.
Text C - A Vоice Thrоugh the Stаtic Fictiоnаl аuthor profile: Elena Sol is an invented writer created for this assessment. In this scenario, she grew up helping in her mother’s radio-repair shop and later collected neighbors’ oral histories. In a fictional author note, she says, “Repair work taught me to check connections; interviewing taught me not to confuse a clear signal with the whole truth.” The author, biography, note, town, and story are original assessment materials, not claims about a real person. The narrator is a fictional character, not automatically the author. [1] In the fictional town of Bellwater in 1983, our community radio station occupied two rooms above a repair shop. When the storm cut the telephone lines, callers could no longer reach us. People began bringing reports to the stairs instead. We had no mobile phones or online map to check. [2] I watched the transmitter, the machine sending our broadcast out across town. On my small receiver, which picked up that broadcast, static scratched between the words. I turned the tuning dial until it matched the station’s frequency and our voices became clear. [3] Mrs. Daro arrived with mud on her shoes and a map in a flour bag. I had already announced that Mill Road was open because an official list said so. She pointed to a bend where water covered the bridge. [4] “Lists don’t get their shoes wet,” she said. [5] I liked a neat answer; she had brought me a wet one. I checked her report with a second person who had just walked from the bridge, then corrected the announcement. The radio became a narrow bridge of voices: one neighbor described a safe route, another offered an upstairs room, and I kept asking what they had seen themselves. [6] By dawn, the map had more pencil marks than empty space. I could repair a loose wire without listening to it. People, I was learning, required a different kind of attention.