Question

Part A

Read the passage and view the image.

Which choice states an accurate analysis of the works?


Both works include the climactic moment of the conflict between the soldiers and the Boston townspeople.


The image conveys the fear and confusion surrounding the Boston Massacre, whereas the narrative contains little emotion.


The narrative gives details of a colonial town during the Revolutionary era, whereas the image contains only the massacre.


Both works portray the Boston Massacre from the point of view of the townspeople, not the soldiers.

Question 2
Part B

Which detail is featured in both the image and the written narrative depicting the Boston Massacre?


Both works show the role that women played in the Boston Massacre.


Both works show young boys cheering on the fight.


Both works identify the first man to be shot by the British soldiers.


Both works suggest that the townspeople were unarmed.

Answer 1

Both works include the climactic moment of the conflict between the soldiers and the Boston townspeople.

Both works suggest that the townspeople were unarmed.

Step-by-step explanation:

These are the right answers.

Answer 2

Answers:

Part A - Both works portray the Boston Massacre from the point of view of the townspeople, not the soldiers.

Explanation: This answer was based off of light skimming so it could be incorrect, but I know for a fact that the image created of the Boston Massacre was done by someone on the Patriots’/Colonists’ side and exaggerated (with a warped, one sided perspective) as a way of garnering more support.

Part B - Both works suggest that the townspeople were unarmed.

Step-by-step explanation: Although the passage mentions snowballs and sticks, the usage of guns or fatal weaponry is not alluded to at all.