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Why does the author begin the selection with the story of Mary Matsuda?
A to make the text personal for the reader
B to argue that her family’s experience was exaggerated
C to point out that she is much older than the readers
D to show how Japanese Americans served the military
The correct answer is A to make the text personal for the reader.
The author likely begins with the story of Mary Matsuda to create a personal connection and evoke empathy, allowing readers to relate to her experiences. This approach helps to humanize broader themes, making the historical context more engaging and impactful for the audience.
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