This is from lin Manuel Miranda assessment plz help A The compare and contrast structure helps the author explain how much more successful Miranda is than other artists.

B The problem and solution structure allows the author to detail the challenges Miranda has faced in his life.

C The cause and effect structure helps the author consider how education impacted Miranda's life.

D The chronological structure allows the author to describe how Miranda's skills and talents developed over time.
story : 1 Perhaps the only list longer than Lin-Manuel Miranda's awards is his list of talents: composer, playwright, singer, actor. Miranda does it all and all with enormous success!
2 Born in New York City in 1980, Miranda was immersed in music and dance from an early age. His parents, immigrants from Puerto Rico, settled in the predominately Latino area of Manhattan known as Inwood. There, the Miranda family's musical interests were shaped by a variety of cultural and artistic influences, including hip-hop, rhythm and blues, and Latin music.

"My favorite book growing up was Chuck Amuck by Chuck Jones. I think I bought it as a kid because of the included flip-book: flip the pages, and Wile E. Coyote chases the Road Runner down the margins of the page. But it's also one of the most beautiful books about the creative process I've ever read."
—Lin-Manuel Miranda
Chuck Amuck: The Life and Times of an Animated Cartoonist is the autobiographical account of Chuck Jones, the creator of Warner Bros.' Road Runner, Wile E. Coyote, pepé
Le Pew, and Marvin Martian.
3 While attending Wesleyan University, Miranda began developing the music and lyrics for his first musical, In the Heights. The production was based on a book by Quiara Alegria Hudes, also of Puerto Rican descent. Miranda's stage version debuted at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center in Connecticut in 2005. It was moved to Off-Broadway status in 2007. The show opened on Broadway in 2008. The playwright's first Broadway show garnered four Tony Awards: Best Orchestrations, Best Choreography, Best Score, and Best Musical. Miranda himself played the leading role, singing and dancing his way to stardom as Usnavi, a bodega owner who serves as the play's narrator. The plot highlights the heartbreaks and hopes of the Latino community in the Washington Heights neighborhood of New York City, a story close to Miranda's heart.