Multiple Choice
Which event in "Borders" is an example of a flashback?
(1 point)
Responses
The mother tells the border guards she is going to visit her daughter in Salt Lake City.
The mother tells the border guards she is going to visit her daughter in Salt Lake City.
The narrator drinks an Orange Crush as the family drives Laetitia to the border.
The narrator drinks an Orange Crush as the family drives Laetitia to the border.
The presence of the media convinced the border guards to let the family pass.
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The correct answer is: The mother tells the border guards she is going to visit her daughter in Salt Lake City.
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To identify the event in "Borders" that is an example of a flashback, we need to understand what a flashback is. A flashback is a narrative technique in which the story switches from the present to a past event or memory. It provides background information or context that helps enhance the understanding of the story.
Now let's examine the options provided:
1. The mother telling the border guards she is going to visit her daughter in Salt Lake City: This statement does not indicate a flashback. It is a present tense action of the mother explaining her purpose of travel.
2. The narrator drinking an Orange Crush as the family drives Laetitia to the border: This statement does not indicate a flashback. It is a description of a present action happening during the journey.
3. The presence of the media convincing the border guards to let the family pass: This statement does not indicate a flashback either. It presents a cause and effect relationship between the media's presence and the border guards' decision.
Based on the analysis, none of the options listed in the question describe an event that is an example of a flashback. Therefore, the correct answer is none of the above.