History

Question

Part A: Which statement best identifies a theme of The Sniper?

politics are more important than family when it comes to fighting a war

there is no right or wrong way to fight in battle because there is no morality inwar

the high cost of independence and freedom are worth being paid

war makes soldiers lose sight of their humanity by making other people into enemies

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Part B: Which detail from the text best supports the answore

~ Dart

Answer

"The sniper's enemy was his own brother, showing that politics were more important than family when it came to fighting a war."

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In the story, the sniper discovers that his enemy is his own brother. This shows that politics were more important than family when it came to fighting a...