Question

Which answer option most likely describes a fictional account of battling the

fierce elements in Antarctica?
A. The diary of Ernest Shackleton, South, describes every detail of his
"furthest South' achievement, as well as the heartwrenching
decision he made to turn around just miles from his goal in order
to ensure the lives of his companions.

B. In Full Sled Ahead, 17-year-old Tobias's strength and stamina are
challenged as he attempts to compete against some of the best
dogsled teams in a race to the South Pole and, in the process,
learns to trust in others.

C. In Across a Barren Continent, the author examines the adventures,
triumphs, and tragedies of the Ross Sea party, which had been
tasked with establishing supply depots for explorers coming
across Antarctica from the Weddell Sea.

D. The White Death relays the struggles of the underprepared Robert
Scott party as they attempt to reach the South Pole on foot and
return to their ship with limited food and supplies.

Answer 1

The answer is B. I got it right on A P E X

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

B

Step-by-step explanation:

This title sounds the most likely to be a fiction novel since it is unlikely that a 17-year-old participated casually in a dogsled race in the Antarctic. Moreover, the tone of the supposed novel description is quite light-hearted and does not reflect the danger noted in the other descriptions.

The other three books are all reports or documentaries that adapted real stories to story form and therefore contain geographical and historically sound facts.