Exam Lesson Name: Close Reading of History and Social Studies Texts
Exam number: 700542RR
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Question 1 of 20 :
Select the best answer for the question
1. Which of the following statements about "The Great Famine" article and Angela's Ashes is true?
O A. "The Great Famine" is a primary source, and Angela's Ashes is a secondary source
O B. "The Great Famine" presents an objective account of Irish poverty, and Angela's Ashes presents a subjective account of it.
O C. "The Great Famine" is written in chronological order, but Angela's Ashes is written in reverse chronological order.
O D. "The Great Famine" uses a great deal of figurative language, but the word choice in Angela's Ashes is purely neutral and straightforward

The statement that is true about "The Great Famine" article and Angela's Ashes is that "The Great Famine" uses a great deal of figurative language, but the word choice in Angela's Ashes is purely neutral and straightforward. Hence, Option D is correct.

What is the theme of "Angela's Ashes"?

The theme of "Angela's Ashes" is poverty and perseverance. It shows poverty with a sick mother and a poor family of Frank McCourt's. To help the family survive, the author has to steal from people.

It is an autobiographical memoir written by an Irish author. The name is taken from the ashes which fall from Angela's cigarettes and those in the fireplace at which she stares blankly. The entire setting is what the narrative feels.

Therefore, Option D is correct.

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