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read the following excerpt from an intercalary chapter from a n...
English, 11.09.2019 01:20 daniel1480
Question 3 of 24
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read the following excerpt from an intercalary chapter from a novel about a
group of modern-day mountain climbers struggling to achieve a goal despite
personal differences:
when ernest shackleton led his party toward the south
pole in 1909, they could have made it. they had enough
food and fuel. they could have been first. but they wouldn't
have made it back. and he knew it, so he let go of that
dream and focused instead on getting his men home alive.
by including this intercalary chapter, what effect is the author most likely
attempting to achieve?
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