English, 09.06.2021 16:50 QuestionsAnsweredNow

In Americanah, the author includes the description of Princeton in paragraph 1 most likely to: A. indicate there is a sense of freshness about her new environment.
B. compare and contrast the cities she visited before.
C. show her dislike of Philadelphia.
D. point out all of the shopping stores.

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