Which statement best describes how the author of “The Train to Somewhere” alters historical details to tell her story? A. The author includes historical facts, such as when the Children’s Aid Society was formed.
B. The author describes the experiences and feelings of an imaginary orphan who was sent west on an orphan train.
C. The author provides specific details about families who agreed with Brace’s beliefs about ways to help needy orphan children.
D. The author explores the adventures of two young children as they start their new lives on a farm in rural America.