Question

Why does Wiesel talk about himself in the third person?

O
A. To ask the audience members to consider what they would do in
his situation
O
B. To give the audience facts and evidence that support his
argument
C. To focus the audience on the terrible experiences he had as a
child
O
D. To answer a question that many people have asked him about

Answer 1

The answer is "The emphasis of the speech stays on Wiesel's frightening experiences as a child." Wiesel's use of the first person allows him to give a more individual view of the story as a whole.

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Answer 2

C. to focus on the terrible things that happened to him as a child

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