1. What conclusion can you draw about Samuel Pepys from his account of the Great Fire of London?
He maintained relations with all social strata. < this one?
He became the spokesperson of the aristocracy.
He felt responsible for organizing rescue missions.
2. For which of the following types of writing would first-person point of view be least appropriate?
Personal narrative
Journal entry < this one?
Research report
3. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a diary?
written in third-person point of view < this one?
contains facts and opinions
contains information about day-to-day events
He maintained relations with all social strata. < this one?
He became the spokesperson of the aristocracy.
He felt responsible for organizing rescue missions.
2. For which of the following types of writing would first-person point of view be least appropriate?
Personal narrative
Journal entry < this one?
Research report
3. Which of the following is not a characteristic of a diary?
written in third-person point of view < this one?
contains facts and opinions
contains information about day-to-day events