Question

1. how does morrison use - to help us understand specific details - like smells, clothes, or actions * 25 points you will be graded out of 25 points using the race strategy: restate & answer the question (5 pts) cite textual evidence (5 pts) explain the evidence (10 pts) organization & race format (3 pts) grammar & punctuation (2 pts) make sure your response includes a clear restatement, textual evidence, thorough explanation, organized structure, and good writing mechanics.

Explanation:

The question asks about an author's (Morrison) use of details to understand a character's (Twyla's) feelings. It requires restating the question, citing evidence from text, explaining evidence, having an organized format, and proper grammar. This involves literary analysis using the RACE strategy.

Answer:

To answer this question, first restate it clearly. Then, find and cite specific textual evidence in the work by Morrison that relates to Twyla's feelings about Roberta's smells, clothes, or actions. After that, explain how the cited evidence helps in understanding Twyla's feelings. Organize the response following the RACE format and ensure good grammar and punctuation.