This question has two parts. First, answer Part 1. Then, answer Part 2. Part 1 What impact does the use of the first-person perspective have in the passage from A Story of the Red Cross ?
Answer
A
It creates a sense of detachment from the experiences of the author.
B
It adds more objectivity to the presentation of historical facts.
C
It explains why some people objected to the organization.
D
It expresses how important the organization was to Clara Barton.
Explanation
The first-person perspective presents events through Clara Barton’s own thoughts and experiences. This makes her personal commitment to and feelings about the Red Cross clear, rather than making the account more objective or detached. The best answer is “It expresses how important the organization was to Clara Barton.”
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