Why would "10 days in a mad-house" be considered research and journalism?

question 11 options:

nellie bly was able to record her experiences of being admitted into the mental facility.

nellie bly entered the mental facility "undercover" with the sole purpose of exposing the neglect and terrible conditions the patients faced.

nellie bly interviewed patients and received factual accounts of their experiences in the mental facility.

nellie bly found reliable resources that explained personal accounts of patients who had been treated at the mental facility.

question 12 (5 points) question 12 unsaved
how does bly compose her journalistic piece "ten days in a mad-house" and invoked her readers to anger.

question 12 options:

she builds the tension of events by presenting the most horrific last.

she calls the mental-health workers by name and tells the public to protest against them.

she composes a sob-story narrative that brings the reader to tears.

she compares all of the patients to family members thus tugging on the heart-strings of america.

question 13 (5 points) question 13 unsaved
what is the central idea from "ten days in a mad-house"?

question 13 options:

mental health patients are very difficult people.

mental health workers are underpaid.

the conditions of mental-health facilities are atrocious for the employees.

the conditions of mental-health facilities are atrocious for the patients.

question 14 (5 points) question 14 unsaved
which of the following statements do not explain what the 3 selections "a quilt of a country", "here is new york," and "10 days in a mad-house" have in common?

question 14 options:

they are written from a perspective of someone who has experienced the topic of the text.

they present factual information regarding the topic in an informative way.

they are meant to be entertaining and present topics that will engage the reader and draw the reader into a narrative plot.

they explain a topic using imagery and symbolism to the reader fully understand the topic.

question 15 (5 points) question 15 unsaved
how are informative texts different from other types of writing and literature?

question 15 options:

the do not include imagery, or symbolism, or figurative language

they do not include first person point of view

they do not include a central idea

they only present facts regarding a topic