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Read this excerpt from Eighty Years and More: Reminiscences, 1815-1897. When I was eleven years old, two events occurred which changed considerably the current of my life. My only brother, who had just graduated from Union College, came home to die. A young man of great talent and promise, he was the pride of my father's heart. We early felt that this son filled a larger place in our father's affections and future plans than the five daughters together. Based on this excerpt, which question would best help the reader understand Stanton’s view of the path her life took?


What illness caused the death of Stanton’s brother?



What were the two events that shaped Stanton’s life?



What were the future plans of the five Stanton daughters?



What were Stanton’s feelings about attending Union College?

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Answer:

What were the two events that shaped Stanton’s life?

Explanation:

Note that, any question that is asked would build up the excitement of the reader. So from the excerpt we note the that Staton said "two events occurred" which her life.

The tragic loss of her brother is one of the two events, so asking readers what were the two events that shaped Stanton’s life would best help the reader read more so as to understand Stanton’s view of the path her life took.

Answer:

B. WHAT WERE THE TWO EVENTS THAT SHAPED STANTON'S LIFE?

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