Question

The authors of "The Strange-Looking Man" and the Field Hospital and Flying column wrote about similar subject matter, but one wrote a short story while the other wrote about her own life experiences. How did the two authors' perspectives on wartime differ?

A) Only Violetta Thurstan was a direct witness to a foreign invasion during World War I.

B)As an American citizen, Fanny Kemble Johnson was closer to the action during World War I.

C) Only Fanny Kemble Johnson was a direct witness to a foreign invasion during World War I.

E) As a British citizen, Violetta Thurstan knew what it was like for her country to be occupied by foreign soldiers.

Answer 1

Only Violetta Thurstan was a direct witness to a foreign invasion during World War I.

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

A.

Step-by-step explanation:

"The Strange-Looking Man" is a short story written by Fanny Kemble Johnson. The story is about the casualties of war faced by young men of a small village. The story is fictional but presents the reality of war.

"The Field Hospital and Flying Column" is a book written by Violetta Thurstan. The book shares her experiences as a nurse in the wars.

The perspective of two authors' on the same matter differs as Thurston shares about her direct witness to a foreign invasion. She begins her book by describing the night when invasion took place.

Therefore, option A is correct.