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question 1 (1 point)
how does the genre of this selection allow the author to share her point of view?
a in this informational text, the author provides her opinion about iran.
b in this memoir, the author tells a story based on historical events.
c in this informational text, the author notes specific facts about iran.
d in this memoir, the author shares her observations of situations she experienced in iran.
question 2 (1 point)
what is a word that means \prolonged cruel or unjust treatment\?
a oppression
b position
c opossum
d oposition
question 3 (1 point)
teaching classes in nafisis home enabled her students to continue learning about controversial ideas. what does the word enable mean in this sentence?
a showed promise
b ability
c gave a warning
d gave an opportunity
Question 1
To solve this, we analyze each option:
- Option a: Informational text typically presents facts, not opinions, so this is incorrect.
- Option b: A memoir is about personal experiences, not just historical events (though events may be part of it), so this is not the best fit.
- Option c: Informational text focuses on facts, but the question is about sharing point of view, which a memoir (personal account) is better for. So this is incorrect.
- Option d: A memoir is a personal account, so the author sharing her observations of situations she experienced in Iran fits how a memoir genre allows sharing point of view.
We define each option:
- Option a: "Oppression" means prolonged cruel or unjust treatment, which matches the definition.
- Option b: "Position" refers to a place or status, not related.
- Option c: "Opossum" is an animal, not related.
- Option d: "Oposition" (likely a misspelling of "opposition") means resistance, not the same as cruel/unjust treatment.
We analyze the context: "Teaching classes in Nafisi's home enabled her students to continue learning..." So "enable" here means to give the opportunity to do something.
- Option a: "Showed promise" is not related to allowing someone to do something.
- Option b: "Ability" is a noun, "enable" is a verb, so this is incorrect.
- Option c: "Gave a warning" is not related.
- Option d: "Gave an opportunity" matches the context of allowing students to continue learning.
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d. In this memoir, the author shares her observations of situations she experienced in Iran.