Read this line from "Empire State Building."
I look down Broadway for a work of art
Wha...
English, 12.11.2020 22:40 jaleewoodyard1
Read this line from "Empire State Building."
I look down Broadway for a work of art
What information about New York City will most help readers make a connection to understand the significance of this line?
the knowledge that Broadway was originally called Broad Way because of its width
the knowledge that Broadway is the longest street in New York
the knowledge that Times Square is on Broadway
the knowledge that Broadway is famous for musical theater
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