Question

Read the passage.

My brother and I shared a bedroom during our youth, and our mornings typically began with my mother’s voice signaling the start of a new day. Except for one morning in April 1968, when she sat at the edge of my bed and gently shook me out of my slumber.

"I have some really bad news,” she whispered. . . .

The jarring word of Dr. King’s assassination on April 4, 1968, is one of those rare life-changing moments that is chiseled in stone for millions of Americans.

–"The Politically Progressive Faith of Martin Luther King,”Gregory E. Sterling

Which phrase from the passage most strongly appeals to the reader’s emotions?

“our mornings typically began”
“the start of a new day”
“the jarring word”
“for millions of Americans”

Answer 1

Answer:

The answer to the question is -' the jarring word'

Explanation:

The passage is from the story of my life

What is it about:-

'The Story of My Life' (1903) is about the early years of Helen Keller, a young woman who became blind and deaf at a very young age. The book explores the challenges she faced in her childhood with disabilities and tells us about the amazing people who helped her along the way.

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