Which tone best matches the historical sections of The Way to Rainy Mountain? A. Imaginative and descriptive B. Lofty and celebratory C. Angry and critical D. Factual and detached

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13 April, 10:57

Which tone best matches the historical sections of The Way to Rainy Mountain? A. Imaginative and descriptive B. Lofty and celebratory C. Angry and critical D. Factual and detached

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Trevor Beard · Answer 1

Factual and detached

Susie Q · Answer 2

In "The Way to Rainy Mountain", N. Scott Momaday, matches the historical sections with option D. Factual and detached tone. The book is divided into three sections: "The Setting Out", "The Going On", and "The Closing In". Each of these sections is divided into chapters which are divided into segments told in different voices. The voice of the tribe, the historical commentary and Momaday's voice. These three voices should be blended to understand the past.