Of the following books, Around the World on Foot: The Autobiography of a Traveler, is most likely written in first person. Writing in first person means it is based directly from the author's perspective. In other words, it is based on the "I" point of view. Autobiographies are accounts or stories written by the person him or himself based on his or her own ideas or experiences. So the answer is letter A.
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<span>D. The phrase "wretched creatures" reveals that Crusoe is preoccupied with mastery. In the story, Crusoe was a slave trader shipwrecked on an island and so at first looked down on the "savages" but with time began to re-consider his attitude to the inhabitants of the island and to slave trading.</span>
The correct answer is option b) The narrator has great admiration for the nun.
Based on this description of the nun, the conclusion can be drawn about the narrator that he has great admiration for the nun.
Chaucer "the narrator" admires the character of the Nun because she is a woman who is not what she is expected to be. Instead of thinking about charity and prayer, she acts like a normal woman.
The nun portrays to others the person she wishes to be rather than the person she is. She spends all her days worrying about her the manners and the appearance.
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