What impression do you get about the narration based on information narrator gives in The Bracelet by Yoshiko Uchida p 108 A young B worldly C pleased D spoiled?

Based on the information provided in "The Bracelet" by Yoshiko Uchida, the most appropriate impression of the narration is B: worldly.

The narrator appears to be well-traveled and knowledgeable about different cultures and traditions. They mention a variety of places, including Europe and Japan, and demonstrate an understanding of different customs and social norms. This suggests a worldly and cosmopolitan perspective.

The other options do not accurately reflect the impression conveyed by the narrator. The narrator's age is not specified, so we cannot determine if they are young or not. The narrator does not express any particular pleasure or displeasure, so we cannot conclude that they are pleased or spoiled.