I WILL MALE BRAINLEST PLEASE HEL Read the following excerpt:

“Placed the length of the walls, it consisted of a continuous coil of stiff and shining material serrated into jagged blades, so that there would be no way of climbing over it and no way through its tunnel without getting entangled in its fangs. There would be no way out, only a struggle getting bloodier and bloodier, a deeper and sharper hooking and tearing of flesh. The wife shuddered to look at it. Next day a gang of workmen came and stretched the razor-bladed coils all round the walls of the house where the husband and wife and little boy and pet dog and cat were living happily ever after.…The wife waited until the little boy had run off to play before she said, I hope the cat will take heed… The husband said, Don’t worry, my dear, cats always look before they leap.”

Determine what effect the author’s structural choices have on the text. (RL.2.5)

Group of answer choices

The structure of the passage conveys the wife’s regret.

The structure of the passage conveys the family’s optimism.

The structure of the passage conveys a sense of tension.

The structure of the passage conveys a sense of hope.