LISA
Biography
Editorial
All of this is nothing, however, against Enrique's
longing for his mother, who left him behind
eleven years ago. Although his efforts to survive
often force her out of his mind, at times he thinks
of her with a loneliness that is overwhelming. He
remembers when she would call Honduras from
the United States, the concern.
-Enrique's Journey,
Sonia Nazario
Use the drop-down menus to choose whether each
statement describes the biography, the editorial, or
both
The passage presents the idea that lives are in
danger
The text uses third-person point of view to express
feelings
The text presents an opinion about the topic of
immigration

The passage presents the idea that lives are in danger - editorial, biography.

The text uses the third-person point of view to express feelings - biography.

The text presents an opinion on the subject of immigration - editorial.

Explanation:

An editorial is a journalistic and informative text that does not present, to the author, the obligation to be impartial, that is, in that text, in addition to informing about a certain subject, the author also gives his opinion and states what he thinks about informed matters. For this reason, we can say that the first statement and the last one are examples of editorial.

A biography, in turn, is a type of text where an author reveals situations and facts that happened in someone else's life. In this case, we can associate the author as a narrator who is talking about someone and for that reason his narration is established in third person. The first and second statements, shown in the question above, are examples of biography.

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