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Quiz: "On Indian Removal" and "Samuel's Memory"

Question 4 of 5:

Which tone does the author of "Samuel's Memory" most clearly use to recount his great-great-grandfather's story?

A. Sad and angry
B. Jealous and resentful
C. Annoyed and sarcastic
D. Happy and eager



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Final answer:

The author of 'Samuel's Memory' conveys a tone that is sad and angry in recounting his great-great-grandfather's story.


Explanation:

Sad and angry is the tone that the author of 'Samuel's Memory' most clearly uses to recount his great-great-grandfather's story. The author conveys anguish and bitterness through the emotional portrayal of the events, highlighting the sorrow and resentment felt towards the circumstances.


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