Question

14 the following question has two parts. answer part a first, and then part b. part a who is most likely the writers intended audience? readers who want to understand the factors that led to the u.s. civil war readers who want to make a difference in society through their daily actions readers who value novels as literature but do not see them as vehicles of social change readers who value novels as literature and who also appreciate them as vehicles of social change part b which detail from the text is most clearly included to appeal to the audience identified in part a? \someplace inside, we quietly agree. literature is wonderful, but it doesnt do anything.\ (paragraph 2) \stowes novel contributed to the national crisis that, through the civil war, led to the abolition of slavery\ (paragraph 4) \social protest novels like stowes do more than simply tell stories.\ (paragraph 5) \social protest novels bring issues into the public forum and enable a society to face its demons.\ (paragraph 5)

Explanation:

Part A: The text seems to focus on the impact of social - protest novels, suggesting that the intended audience values novels as literature and also sees them as vehicles of social change.
Part B: The details about social - protest novels bringing issues into the public forum and enabling society to face its demons directly appeal to an audience that values the social - change aspect of literature.

Answer:

Part A: D. readers who value novels as literature and who also appreciate them as vehicles of social change
Part B: D. "Social protest novels] bring issues into the public forum and enable a society to face its demons." (paragraph 5)