This question has 2 parts. First answer PART A. Then, answer PART B. PART A

Read the below dialogue from W. W. Jacob's, The Monkey's Paw.

“If you only cleared the house, you’d be quite happy, wouldn’t you?” said Herbert, with his hand on his shoulder. “Well wish for two hundred pounds, then; that’ll just do it.” (lines 146-148; page 109)

How does this dialogue add to the story?
A. Provokes a decision.
B. Reveals aspects of character.
C. Propels the plot forward.

PART B

Explain your response to Part A. (How does the dialogue provoke, propel, or reveal information?)

Read the following passage : sari was worried. tommorow she was going to take an sat. even though she had prepared, she was still nervous. what if she didn't do well? her future depended on how well she did. she made sure to get a good nights sleep and eat a healthy breakfast. after completeing the test, she realized she worried over nothing. the test was a peice of cake; she was positive she did well. what role does the idiom in this passage serve? a.)it shows that sari didnt prepare b.) it shows that sari was worried over the test at first. c.) it shows that sari was concerned about her future. d.) it show that sari thought the test was easy