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How does the author's analogy in the following passage help the reader to understand the section? "As you see, Lilia, it is a different country, a different color,' my father said. Pakistan was yellow, not
orange. I noticed there were two distinct parts to it, one much larger than the other, separated by an
expanse of Indian territory, it was as if California and Connecticut constituted a nation apart from the
U. S."
O the author hopes the reader will assist Pakistan gain their independence
o It gives the reader a visual image of how divided the countries are without having to look on a map
o It focuses the reader on the nurturing relationship that Lilia has with her father
O the analogy describes Lilia's internal conflict

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