Question

What are two purposes for reading this passage?
to learn about politics in Italy
to learn about history or architecture
to learn about traveling to Italy
to learn about memoirs
to learn about Mark Twain

Answer 1

Answer:

- to learn about history or architecture.

- to learn about Mark Twain

Explanation:

The above passage is culled from "The Innocents Abroad" and the purposes are to learn about history or architecture and to learn about Mark Twain. The passage describes the histrory of the Baptistery and also revealed a little of the architectural design of the Baptistery. Here is an excerpt from the passage that clarifies this:

"The Baptistery, which is a few years older than the Leaning Tower, is a stately rotunda, of huge dimensions, and was a costly structure."

Also, it is to learn about the personality of Mark Twain as he shared his memory.

Here is an excerpt:

"I may be extravagant in this matter, but if this be the case my ear is to blame--not my pen. I am describing a memory--and one that will remain long with me."

"The Innocents Abroad" is known to be a travel book by American author Mark Twain. Twain gives his "Great Pleasure Excursion" as he was on board the chartered vessel Quaker City which went through Europe and the Holy Land.

Answer 2

To learn about history or architecture, to learn about Mark Twain are the two purposes for reading this passage. The Innocents Abroad" is known to be a travel book by American author Mark Twain

What does the purpose of the paragraph?

The goal of "The Innocents Abroad" is to learn about history or architecture, as well as Mark Twain. The text recounts the Baptistery's history while also revealing some of the building's architectural design.

"The Baptistery, that's a few years older than the Leaning Tower, is a dignified rotunda with immense measurements and a higher costs."

Thus, B and E are correct.

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