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What is one example of a telling detail from "Hope Survives in Search for Katrina's Missing"?

A. An explanation of how the bodies of deceased victims are identified
B. A detailed description of the size and scope of Hurricane Katrina
C. The emotion in Ms. Graps's voice as she talks about her search for her son
D. Information about how listeners can help Katrina victims find their family members

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C: The emotion in Ms. Graps voice as she’s talks about her search for her son
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Answer: C. The emotion in Ms. Graps's voice as she talks about her search for her son.

A telling detail is a piece of information that, even though it appears to be small, in fact illustrates the point that the author is trying to make. A telling detail is usually descriptive, emotional and illuminating. It should also be unique. In this case, the emotion with which Ms. Graps speaks illustrates how hope survives among Katrina's survivors.

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