Questions: How does Troy's point of view influence how he describes the episode with his mother at the art and history museum? Since Troy feels embarrassed, he describes his mother's actions as humiliating. Since Troy feels confident, he describes his mother's actions as unnecessary. Since Troy feels lonely, he describes his mother's actions as comforting. Since Troy feels bored, he describes his mother's actions as helpful.

The answer is: Since Troy feels embarrassed, he describes his mother's actions as humiliating.

This option suggests that Troy's perspective is influenced by feelings of embarrassment, leading him to view his mother's actions in a negative light. This is a common reaction when someone feels self-conscious or awkward, especially in public settings.

If Troy were feeling confident, he might perceive his mother's actions as redundant or not needed. However, this does not align with the typical reaction of feeling embarrassed, which is more likely to lead to a negative description.

Feeling lonely might lead Troy to appreciate his mother's presence and actions, viewing them as supportive or comforting. This does not match the scenario where he feels embarrassed.

Boredom might lead to a neutral or positive view of his mother's actions if they provide some form of engagement or distraction. However, this does not align with the feeling of embarrassment described in the question.