Question

look at this image from maus. how does the image aid a readers understanding of the holocaust? the image makes the number of people affected by the holocaust easier for the reader to grasp. the image shows the reader how few people in sosnowiec were sent to the concentration camps. the image shows a large group of faceless people, which makes the holocaust less real from the complete maus by art spiegelman. maus, volume i. copyright ©1973, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986 by art spiegelman. used electronically by permission of the wylie agency llc

Explanation:

The image depicts an extremely large, dense crowd of people, visually emphasizing the massive scale of individuals impacted by the Holocaust. The first option correctly identifies that this visual representation helps readers comprehend the sheer number of people affected, while the other options are factually incorrect: the image shows a huge group (not few people) being sent, and the large crowd makes the Holocaust's human scale more, not less, real.

Answer:

The image makes the number of people affected by the Holocaust easier for the reader to grasp.