Why can "into the wild" be considered a narative?

a) because it contains exposition and rising action

b) because it contains elements that occur in chronological order

c) because it contains a claim and evidence

d) because it tells the story of McCandless's life and death

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Scarlet Berger

28 January, 11:02

Why can "into the wild" be considered a narative?

a) because it contains exposition and rising action

b) because it contains elements that occur in chronological order

c) because it contains a claim and evidence

d) because it tells the story of McCandless's life and death

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Bernard Shepard · Answer 1

I would say A

Explanation:

I would say A because C is for Expositories / argumental essays, D makes it sound more like a biography, and b makes it soud like a mix of the three previously stated, whereas a makes it sound like a true fiction story, my favorite type of books.

Why can "into the wild" be considered a narative?a) because it contains exposition and rising actionb) because it contains elements that occur in chronological orderc) because it contains a claim and evidenced) because it tells the story of McCandless's life and death

Why can "into the wild" be considered a narative?

a) because it contains exposition and rising action

b) because it contains elements that occur in chronological order

c) because it contains a claim and evidence

d) because it tells the story of McCandless's life and death