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Flura [38]
4 years ago
7

Explain how authors use historic times or events as a bases for fiction. how do authors transform or revise history for the read

er? use specific textual advice to support your response.
a quick summery
There is a kid named Jerry, this kid and his friends love baseball cards. So, he started working at fancy combs and saved money for baseball cards. Until people started to talk about new types of cards, the cards were presidents. When Jerry found out that baseball cards were changing to president cards, he was devastated. But after everyone else started getting in to the president cards he was getting in them to. So, he started getting them also getting in the, and the baseball card were quickly forgotten. After, he started saving up for the rarest card, President Cleveland. So, he started to save up till his brother was getting money to get there father a present for his birthday. He ask Jerry for the money but he was so caught up on getting money for his own goods, he didn’t think of his father. So he bought the rare card. And after he bought it, he started to feel guilty, so he sold it and gave the money to his brother to buy his father a present. When he gave the money to his brother he started to feel a lot better, insisted of guilty.
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1 answer:
Genrish500 [490]4 years ago
7 0
Authors can exaggerate a time in history when doing fiction because it is fake, they also use vocabulary for the age gap they are writing for so the reader can best understand it based on their level of reading
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