29. It can be reasonably inferred from “Humanities” by Sydney George Fisher that, when writing his own biography of Benjamin Franklin, the author will:

Question

A. focus on Franklin's negative characteristics instead of his achievements.
B. attempt to give a real account of Franklin's life, including the good and bad.
C. criticize other writers who misrepresented Franklin's life in their works.
D. compare events that occurred in Franklin's life to events in Washington's life.

Answer 1

Based on the options provided and the context of the question, the most reasonable inference is:

B. attempt to give a real account of Franklin's life, including the good and bad.

This option suggests a balanced approach to writing Franklin's biography, which aligns with the goal of providing a comprehensive view of his life, incorporating both his achievements and shortcomings.