Making a piece of literature relevant means

A. including one's relatives in the story

B. writing about a pachyderm

C. "filling it with current language, setting and important issues" * * I think it's this one**

D. "using language, setting, and events that truly were used in earlier historical periods"

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23 November, 07:30

Making a piece of literature relevant means

A. including one's relatives in the story

B. writing about a pachyderm

C. "filling it with current language, setting and important issues" * * I think it's this one**

D. "using language, setting, and events that truly were used in earlier historical periods"

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Cole Flynn · Answer 1

I believe the answer is D. I say this because current language isn't something that makes the piece of literature relevant. Also because A and B make no sense anyway.

Making a piece of literature relevant meansA. including one's relatives in the storyB. writing about a pachydermC. "filling it with current language, setting and important issues" * * I think it's this one**D. "using language, setting, and events that truly were used in earlier historical periods"