Which statement is a main idea of Queen of the Falls?

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yanalaym [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

Annie is the first person to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel and live to tell about it.

Explanation:

Queen of the Falls is a true story based on the life of Annie Edson Taylor, a sixty-two-year-old school instructor. The book is penned by Chris Van Allsburg.

The book predicates the life of Annie and her daredevil decision of going in the Niagara Fall in a barrel. Annie is the first person ever to successfully attempt to go over Niagara Falls and return alive to share her experience.

Thus the central idea of the book is that Annie became tthe first person to go over Niagara Falls in wooden barrel and survive the fall to tell about it. For this reason, the title of the book is also 'Queen of the Falls.'

Therefore the correct answer is the second option.

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