The excerpt is considered a personal narrative because it includes the author's memories and impressions. it includes important historical facts and details. it includes researched facts about a famous person. it includes fictional information and illustrations.

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Read the excerpt from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass.

I was now left to my fate. I was all alone, and within the walls of a stone prison. But a few days before, and I was full of hope. I expected to have been safe in a land of freedom; but now I was covered with gloom, sunk down to the utmost despair.

The excerpt is considered a personal narrative because

A. it includes the author’s memories and impressions.

B. it includes important historical facts and details.

C. it includes researched facts about a famous person.

D. it includes fictional information and illustrations.

A. it includes the author’s memories and impressions.

Explanation:

A Personal narrative is a story describing a personal happening most likely told in the first person. That is the case of this account by Frederick Douglass. His report on his personal reflections about his life as a former slave when he lived in Lynn, Massachusetts became the most famous of many accounts penned by former slaves at the same time.

A. it includes the author’s memories and impressions.

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