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[...] What is Anne's perspective toward her family in this excerpt?
A. She feels fearful.
B. She feels confused.
C. She feels misunderstood.
D. She feels underestimated.
Answer:
In this excerpt, Anne's perspective toward her family is:
C. She feels misunderstood.
Explanation:
"The Diary of a Young Girl" is also known as "The Diary of Anne Frank". Written by Anne, who was hiding from the Nazis with her family, this journal has become the most famous memoir about the Holocaust. <u>In this particular excerpt, we see how Anne feels different from her family and, for that reason, misunderstood. She does not have the same emotional needs as they do or, at least, does not express them the same way. However, they cannot see or understand that, which makes Anne feel different, as if she does not fit in with them.</u>
Answer:
D. is the answer
Explanation:
This is because, it gives information to support the last sentence in the paragraph. If Myra sees signs for the Tri-Cities Beltway, they saying how many more miles Myra had to travel is relating to the same subject. Therefore, it makes the most sense.
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The correct answer is G. In the U.S. culture, baseball brings together members of different generations.
Both excerpts talk about the relationship of a young person to an older one and this relationship is linked to baseball. In the first passage, a young boy's relationship to his uncles is described as tightly linked to the tradition of baseball. In the second passage, a young person shares a special connection with his father because of baseball.
The answer would be D. She wants him to stop his cousin Gussie from doing something foolish, and he is not suprised by her requests.
