Question 11 of 25 2 Points
Which of the following of Hughes's techniques most contributes to his critical
tone toward the adults in "Salvation"?
O A. He reinforces the children's determination to be "saved."
B. He juxtaposes the adults' excitement with the children's lack of
understanding
O C. He uses his own questions to his Auntie Reed to point out her
overzealous nature.
O D. He creates a sense of relief once he returns home from the church
service.
SUBMIT

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