11. What effect does the ending have on the passage's overall meaning? A It creates a tragic effect, implying that the Father Superior lives out the remainder of his life alone in the
monastery.
B It creates a hopeful effect, implying that the monks will return to the monastery having enjoyed their town
experience.
C It creates an ironic effect, implying that the Father Superior's description of the "evil" in town was actually
enticing to the moral monks.
D It creates a satisfying effect, implying that the Father Superior's story was so illustrative that it persuaded
the monks to try to help the townspeople themselves.