look at the frame from one war ends, another begins.\nread the excerpt from a story of the red cross.\nmy…

look at the frame from one war ends, another begins.\nread the excerpt from a story of the red cross.\nmy stenographer, miss agnes coombs, found her post by me, and sixty to eighty letters a day, taken from dictation, made up the clerical round of the office of the president. this duty fell in between attending the daily meetings of the relief committee and receiving constant calls both in and out of the city.\nwhich statement describes how the purpose of the frame and the excerpt are different?\n○ the frame informs the reader that clara was appreciated for her work.\n○ the excerpt informs the reader of the attention to detail clara demonstrated to coordinate the relief process.\n○ the excerpt informs the reader that clara was unorganized and ineffective in her position.\n○ the frame informs the reader that the clara had a dedicated team supporting her.
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- Analyze Option A: The frame's purpose (from "One War Ends, Another Begins") and the excerpt don't seem to focus on Clara being appreciated for her work. The excerpt is about her work process, not appreciation. Eliminate A.
- Analyze Option B: The frame (title "One War Ends, Another Begins") likely sets a broader context (maybe about a transition or new phase), while the excerpt goes into detail about Clara's daily tasks (stenographer, dictation, office work, meetings, calls) to show her coordination of relief. This matches the idea of frame vs excerpt purpose.
- Analyze Option C: The excerpt shows Clara's busy, organized work (sixty - eighty letters, meetings, calls), not unorganized/ineffective. Eliminate C.
- Analyze Option D: The frame (title) doesn't focus on her having a dedicated team. The excerpt is about her work, not team support. Eliminate D.
Answer:
B. The frame informs the reader of the attention to detail Clara demonstrated to coordinate the relief process.