Which is not an objective summary of a fiction text?

Dickon is a boy who can charm the animals of the moor "the way snake charmers charm snakes in India."

Mary soon finds the key to the garden buried in the earth and unlocks the door.

Weatherstaff refers to Colin as "the poor cripple," and asks if he has crooked legs and a crooked back.

Colin is a terrible person, but not nearly as bad as Mary.

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Princess Clay

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26 February, 15:12

Which is not an objective summary of a fiction text?

Dickon is a boy who can charm the animals of the moor "the way snake charmers charm snakes in India."

Mary soon finds the key to the garden buried in the earth and unlocks the door.

Weatherstaff refers to Colin as "the poor cripple," and asks if he has crooked legs and a crooked back.

Colin is a terrible person, but not nearly as bad as Mary.

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Azaria Russell · Answer 1

The statement which is not a objective summary of a fiction text is: Option D: Colin is a terrible person, but not nearly as bad as Mary.

Explanation:

'The Secret Garden' by 'Frances Hodgson Burnett' is story about 'Mary Lennox' who is little girl having foul temper. She loves no one and no one loves her. She lives in India with her parents but their native servants take care of her.

Colin Craven is the son of Master Craven whose mother died within a short time after he was born. Colin was bedridden since his birth and had a hunchback. He is also a spoiled child. But the fiction text doesn't want to convey that Colin is bad but not as bad as Mary.