Which statement BEST represents a way that the nonfiction passage on the history of the river contrasts with the fictional passage by Mark Twain?

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Responses
A The nonfiction passage sticks to dates and facts, while the fiction passage focuses on a storyline.The nonfiction passage sticks to dates and facts, while the fiction passage focuses on a storyline.
B The nonfiction passage only focuses on environmental concerns, while the fiction passage covers economics.The nonfiction passage only focuses on environmental concerns, while the fiction passage covers economics.
C The nonfiction passage gives a great deal of information, while the ficiton passage only covers characterization.The nonfiction passage gives a great deal of information, while the ficiton passage only covers characterization.
D None of these represent a major way that the two passages that concern the Mississippi River contrast with one another.

Answer 1

A The nonfiction passage sticks to dates and facts, while the fiction passage focuses on a storyline.