The correct answer is A. From a Jewish survivor's perspective
Explanation:
The books "All Rivers Run to the Sea" and "Maus" focus on describing the experience of surviving to the Holocaust. In the case of "All Rivers Run to the Sea", this is an autobiographical book in which, his author Ellie Wiesel describes his experiences as a Jew in the Holocaust, the way he survived to it and important events of his life after this. Similarly, the book "Maus" by Art Spiegelman shows the experiences of his father as a jew who survived the holocaust through the use of comics rather than traditional writing. Additionally, both books show directly the perspective of two Jew men who survived the holocaust and due to this, both use the first-person point of view. Thus, it can be concluded these books relate events of the Holocaust from a Jewish survivor's perspective.
I stared out my window as I witnessed two cars colliding, the damages looked hefty. It was a red Subaru and a grey Ford pickup truck. Smoke was escaping from every crevice; it truly looked horrible. Both cars were damaged severely, the little Subaru had its whole windshield shattered; the Ford suffering broken headlights. Thankfully, the collision concluded in two safe, unharmed drivers (physically, anyway).
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Make sure to look at the capitalization. If there is a capital letter after another capital letter, it is probably the beginning of the next sentence.
Fully punctuated sentence:
Look! Half the eggs are broken. <== this is the grammatically correct sentence
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Answer: The times were rough in 1912 and this story represents the struggle of having to provide
Explanation:
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Your audience can be anybody, children, adults, or any specific group of people. The audience is your reader.
