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Based on the details from "Youth Activism and Animal Rights,” which aspect of "Undercover Farmer" is a fictionalized element?

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AlladinOne [14]3 years ago

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The aspects of Undercover farmer that are fictionalized elements are:

C. The students becoming activists.
D. The existence of a factory farm.
E .The narrator's disgust at the farm's conditions.

<h3>What is a fiction?</h3>

Fiction is a literary narrative work which portrays people in an imaginary way that is based on history or fact.

Based on the complete text, the factual element were all clustered around the students being activists, the existence of a factory and the disgust the farmer had about the conditions of the farm.

Therefore, options A and B are the non-fictionalized element and the options C, D and E are the fictionalized element.

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