Answer:
Hi! I am afraid <u>your answer is incomplete.</u> You are not mentioning the text you are referring to, nor you are giving an excerpt for us to take as an example. Anyways, <em>I'll try to help you figure out the correct answer.</em>
Explanation:
As I can deduce from the options you are given, this is a story about historical events that took place or involved Great Britain. Usually, <em>the speaker's purpose, in every story, is to inform, persuade or entertain the audience. Generally, those purposes overlap</em> because the speaker does all at the same time: inform the audience while entertains and, maybe even without wanting it, persuade the audience because they hear his/her side of the facts. So, the correct answer can be any of this, but you have to <em>read the text carefully and see which purpose predominates here.</em> <em>Is the speaker mostly giving information about facts that occurred in Britain? Is the speaker mostly calling his/her audience to take action against the British? Is he/she telling a story in an entertaining way, with anecdotes included? Is he/she describing something he/she himself/herself witnessed?
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When you answer this question, you'll have your answer. <u>Pick the option that best fits your perception</u> of the story and you'll do great.
Good luck!
