Question

Judging from his essay Indian Education, how would you say Alexie follows his own advice to write about the pain and anger without having it consume us?

(A) He avoids addressing pain and anger in his writing.
(B) He fully embraces and allows pain and anger to consume his writing.
(C) He acknowledges and writes about pain and anger but avoids being consumed by it.
(D) He disregards the advice altogether.

Answer 1

Alexie's approach in 'Indian Education' is to acknowledge and write about pain and anger without being consumed by it, reflecting resilience and offering healing and empowerment.

Step-by-step explanation:

Judging from his essay Indian Education, Alexie follows his own advice to write about pain and anger without having it consume us by acknowledging and writing about pain and anger but avoiding being consumed by it (Option C). Alexie utilizes a tone that allows him to discuss difficult subjects with honesty and occasionally humor, without letting the negative emotions overpower the narrative or detract from the broader message. This balanced approach in writing reflects resilience and provides an opportunity for healing and empowerment for both the writer and readers.