Read the excerpt from on the road. i began to learn from him as much as he probably learned from me. as far as my work was concerned he said, “go ahead, everything you do is great.” he watched over my shoulder as i wrote stories, yelling, “yes! that’s right! wow! man! ” and “phew! ” and wiped his face with his handkerchief. “man, wow, there’s so many things to do, so many things to write! ” which statement best explains why kerouac’s writing style is described as “wild form”?
a. kerouac’s use of syntax gives his writing a confusing, random style by ignoring all traditional writing structures.
b. kerouac’s use of syntax gives his writing a bold, aggressive style by exaggerating traditional writing structures.
c. kerouac’s use of syntax gives his writing an animated, conversational style by breaking free of traditional writing structures.
d. kerouac’s use of syntax gives his writing a biting, antisocial style by mocking traditional writing structures.

The correct answer is C. Kerouac’s use of syntax gives his writing an animated, conversational style by breaking free of traditional writing structures.

Explanation:

The style of the writer is related to the general use of language by the writer to tell a story or convey a message, this includes the diction or election of words by the writer and the use of literary elements and punctuation marks. In the case of Kerouac's writing style, it can be described as a "wild form" because the use of syntax, which is the way the author combines words to form sentences, makes the text conversational and breaks the traditional writing structure. This can be explained as the writer uses common and colloquial expressions such as "Wow, Man or Phew" and also introduces commas and exclamation marks that give the dialogues a more realistic and animated style, which is not commonly used in literature as they might be considered as too informal, this makes the message more  conversational and flow in a freeway without being confusing.

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in our power to make a world happy - to teach mankind the art of being so - to a character hitherto unknown - and to have, as it were, a new creation intrusted to our hands, are honors that command reflection, and can neither be too highly estimated,