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English, 01.04.2021 16:00 yolinda123429

What is the author’s purpose in the text? A. Adichie wants to show people how she has managed to avoid being influenced by a single story, so that they can do the same. B. Adichie wants to warn people who primarily consume stories of Western culture, that they have likely been influenced by a single story. C. Adichie wants to show how important it is to acknowledge more than a single story in order to fully understand what you are unfamiliar with. D. Adichie wants to prove how limited the United States’ understanding of other cultures is, as most of her experiences with single stories have been in the U. S.

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