Part A's answer is B. to add dramatic tension by building anticipation for future events.
Part B's answer is D. She describes a visit from her friend Norma, who later admires her collection of thrift-store items and her ability to live on her own, to show readers that she has indeed become self-sufficient.
Part A to appeal to the fives senses of her readers
Part B She describes of a visit back home for Sunday dinner, which later connects with her sadly surveying her own shabby apartment, to show readers her deep fear that she will never be successful.
Historical fiction allows us to “understand the extremes of human behaviour.” The novel can explore “various ways of facing, understanding and living with the horrific events in the past.” Historical fiction helps us retain the past
