I was able to find the answer choices for this question. They are:
A. A teenage boy.
B. An elderly woman.
C. A male child.
D. A female child.
Both texts are narrated by:
D. A female child.
- Both texts "Mericans", by Sandra Cisneros, and "In Response to Executive Order 9066," by Dwight Okita, have a female child as the narrator.
- Besides the narrator, both texts have a lot more in common.
- They both deal with themes concerning cultural heritage and identity.
- The narrators are descendants of Mexican and Japanese, respectively. They realize that their heritage is forcefully defining them.
- The narrator of "Mericans" is perceived as Mexican even though she is American and does not really understand the cultural traditions her grandmother maintains.
- In "In Response to Executive Order 9066," the narrator suffers to consequences of her Japanese descent when her family is sent to a camp after the Pearl Harbor attack.
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