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
There is no instance of a flashback in the given options.
In the given options, there is no event that explicitly represents a flashback. A flashback is a literary device in which the sequence of events in a story is interrupted to provide information about past events. None of the options indicate any interruption or deviation from the current timeline of the story.
To determine which event in "Borders" is an example of a flashback, we need to understand the definition of a flashback. A flashback is a literary or narrative device where the story moves back in time to show a past event or memory.
In this case, none of the given events explicitly mention a past event or memory. The events described seem to occur in the present moment of the story.
Therefore, based on the information given, none of the events in "Borders" is an example of a flashback.