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What do the poem’s point of view and tone allow the poem to do that would be inappropriate in the memoir?
praise Rosa Parks for her grace, humility, and courage
include information that Parks may not have known or understood
include multiple perspectives on the event
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Answer: 2 and 3.
Explanation: A poem’s voice can be omniscient or take on multiple voices and a more evaluative tone, so it can speculate about facts Parks didn’t know and present several perspectives on the incident. A memoir (especially a first‑person one) should stick to what the writer actually experienced or knew and avoid claiming others’ thoughts or inventing viewpoints. Praising Parks, however, could appear in either form and isn’t inherently inappropriate in a memoir.
Explanation: A poem’s voice can be omniscient or take on multiple voices and a more evaluative tone, so it can speculate about facts Parks didn’t know and present several perspectives on the incident. A memoir (especially a first‑person one) should stick to what the writer actually experienced or knew and avoid claiming others’ thoughts or inventing viewpoints. Praising Parks, however, could appear in either form and isn’t inherently inappropriate in a memoir.
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