Question

how is wiesel’s memoir effective in addressing the horrors of the holocaust? choose three correct answers.
it allows wiesel a sense of emotional detachment in writing about a difficult subject.
it allows the reader to emotionally and intimately connect with the author’s

Explanation:

First, the option "It allows Wiesel a sense of emotional detachment in writing about a difficult subject" is incorrect. A memoir, especially about the Holocaust, is personal and emotional, so Wiesel wouldn't have emotional detachment. The option "It allows the reader to emotionally and intimately connect with the author’s [experience]" (assuming the rest is about his Holocaust experience) is correct. Other correct options (not fully shown here) would likely relate to the memoir's ability to convey personal, vivid, and authentic accounts of the Holocaust, helping readers understand the horrors through a personal lens, preserving the memory of the events, and showing the human impact of the Holocaust.

Answer:

(Assuming the second option is completed as "It allows the reader to emotionally and intimately connect with the author’s experiences of the Holocaust"):

• The option "It allows Wiesel a sense of emotional detachment in writing about a difficult subject" is incorrect.

• The option "It allows the reader to emotionally and intimately connect with the author’s experiences of the Holocaust" is correct.

(For the third correct answer, if there were options like "It provides a personal, firsthand account of the Holocaust’s atrocities" or "It preserves the memory of the Holocaust and its victims through a personal narrative", those would also be correct, but based on the partial text, the second option is correct and the first is incorrect.)