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20 September, 09:09

In "Ambush," why does the author begin the passage in the present rather than during the war? A. to emphasize that he survived the event B. to create a feeling of tremendous loss C. to build tension within the story itself D. to illustrate the importance of the past

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  1. 20 September, 12:16
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    The answer is A. to emphasize that he survived the event
  2. 20 September, 12:30
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    B. flashback, because the narrator is recalling an event that occurred during the Vietnam war.
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