Which statement most accurately describes zora neale hurston’s writing in “john redding goes to the sea”? a) hurston uses wit and informal language to reveal her own feelings of growing up in a small rural town. b) hurston’s descriptive setting captures the essence of her hometown and many other african american communities. c) hurston portrays characters who are disappointed with the small-town way of life and dream of exploring the world. d) hurston’s word choice and use of regional expressions create a vivid image of african american life in the south.

The correct answer is the following: option D. Hurton's word choice and use of regional expressions create a vivid image of African American life in the South. Hurton's writing style is set in her native Florida, which is represented by the author's word choices using the classic southern dialect. In her first story to ever be published, "John Redding Goes to the Sea", Hurton portrays how life was for African Americans down south in Florida through the character's habits, shortcomings, mannerisms and superstitions.

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