Question

Which statement BEST represents a way that the nonfiction passage on the history of the river contrasts with the fictional passage by Mark Twain? A) The nonfiction passage sticks to dates and facts, while the fiction passage focuses on a storyline. B) The nonfiction passage only focuses on environmental concerns, while the fiction passage covers economics. C) The nonfiction passage gives a great deal of information, while the ficiton passage only covers characterization. D) None of these represent a major way that the two passages that concern the Mississippi River contrast with one another.

Answer 1

Answer:

A

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

C. The nonfiction passage gives a great deal of information, while the ficiton passage only covers characterization.

Explanation:

Both passages portray the river as a place of great opportunity and wonder. Though they do so in different ways, both passages portray the opportunities that the river afforded.