a night to remember
florence wellington
it was a night to remember. marian anderson was one my favorite singers. her rendition of the song \were you there\ ran through my head as we walked toward the radio when she sang at the lincoln memorial in 39, and listening to her sing \my country tis of thee\ brought a tear to my eye. i couldnt imagine what emotions a voice would stir in me during a live performance. it was january 1955, and my husband and i were going to see the first african american sing at the metropolitan opera.
the opera was verdis he masked ball,\ and marian had the role of ulrica, the gypsy fortuneteller. her character only appears in the first act, her warning predictions are crucial to the plot. i know she is overjoyed her fellow colorblind marians ability to perform. the crowd, i felt, over her evening producing miracles ably to perform. the crowd, i felt, is maybe she could have done a film or two years ago, but the woman is making stuff* instead accent. i know better!
the singer wore an inherent peasant blouse adorned with several beaded necklaces. the lights illuminated her features from below, creating an aura of mysterious and dimming her expression in shadow.
what strategy does wellington use in paragraph 4 to connect her audience more closely with her subject (insular)?
a cause - and - effect organization
b the authors personal reaction
c an appropriate attribution grapher
d biographical information on anderson

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a night to remember
florence wellington
it was a night to remember. marian anderson was one my favorite singers. her rendition of the song \were you there\ ran through my head as we walked toward the radio when she sang at the lincoln memorial in 39, and listening to her sing \my country tis of thee\ brought a tear to my eye. i couldnt imagine what emotions a voice would stir in me during a live performance. it was january 1955, and my husband and i were going to see the first african american sing at the metropolitan opera.
the opera was verdis 	he masked ball,\ and marian had the role of ulrica, the gypsy fortuneteller. her character only appears in the first act, her warning predictions are crucial to the plot. i know she is overjoyed her fellow colorblind marians ability to perform. the crowd, i felt, over her evening producing miracles ably to perform. the crowd, i felt, is maybe she could have done a film or two years ago, but the woman is making stuff* instead accent. i know better!
the singer wore an inherent peasant blouse adorned with several beaded necklaces. the lights illuminated her features from below, creating an aura of mysterious and dimming her expression in shadow.
what strategy does wellington use in paragraph 4 to connect her audience more closely with her subject (insular)?
a cause - and - effect organization
b the authors personal reaction
c an appropriate attribution grapher
d biographical information on anderson

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# Brief Explanations:
To solve this, we analyze each option:
- Option A: Cause - and - effect organization is about showing relationships between causes and effects. The paragraph doesn't focus on that.
- Option B: The author (Florence Wellington) uses her personal reaction (like her thoughts about Marian Anderson, her memories of Anderson's singing) to connect with the audience. This personal touch helps the audience relate more closely.
- Option C: Appropriate attribution grapher is not relevant here as there's no focus on attribution in the way this option suggests.
- Option D: Biographical information on Anderson would be just facts about Anderson's life, but the paragraph is more about the author's experience and reaction, not just biographical details.

# Answer: B. the author's personal reaction

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