Question

ive kept a family chronicle or history of events in our lives since the day of my marriage. i decided to keep this chronicle or extended diary so our family would be able to look back at it and recall everything weve experienced—so much is forgotten of day - to - day activities. since i write in the chronicle or history journal every sunday, revisiting my written account of any sunday from the past many years will show what happened that week. quiz: why might you read a chronicle? a. you have to read a story that contains both facts and fiction for homework. b. you agree with one persons opinion and want to learn more about their ideas. c. you want to know the order that certain events happened in your town.

Explanation:

A chronicle is a record of events in the order they occurred. Option c is about knowing the order of events, which aligns with the nature of a chronicle. Option a is about a story with facts and fiction (not a chronicle). Option b is about an opinion (not relevant to a chronicle's purpose of recording events in order).

Answer:

C. You want to know the order that certain events happened in your town.