Question

how do the genres of the two texts present this theme differently? all rivers run to the sea and maus both show how life for holocaust victims was dominated by uncertainty. the graphic novel supports the uncertainty objectively with facts and interviews. both texts show the uncertainty through characters and images. the memoir presents the uncertainty through the eyes of one or more witnesses. both texts tell the reader of the uncertainty, but spiegelman shows it with images as well.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• "The graphic novel supports the uncertainty objectively with facts and interviews" is incorrect because graphic novels (like Maus) use images and narrative, not just facts/interviews.
• "Both texts show the uncertainty through characters and images" is wrong as All Rivers Run to the Sea (a memoir) uses personal narrative, not just characters/images.
• The crossed - out option ("The memoir presents...") is incorrect because the memoir's perspective is the author's (a witness), but the correct distinction is about genre - specific presentation.
• "Both texts tell the reader of the uncertainty, but Spiegelman shows it with images as well" is correct. All Rivers Run to the Sea (memoir) uses written narrative, while Maus (graphic novel) adds images to convey the theme of uncertainty for Holocaust victims.

Answer:

Both texts tell the reader of the uncertainty, but Spiegelman shows it with images as well.