The poem “in response to executive order 9066” and the short story “mericans” are both narrated by
a. a teenage boy.
b. an elderly woman.
c. a male child.
d. a female child.

A female child

Explanation:

The poem "In Response to Executive Order 9066" and the short story "Mericans" are both narrated by:

D. a female child

Explanation:

The poem "In Response to Executive Order 9066", by Dwight Okita, has as its speaker a 14-year-old girl of Japanese descent. After the Pearl Harbor bombing, she and her family must leave their home to be "relocated". Throughout the poem, she tries to show she is an American girl, who is uncomfortable using chopsticks and whose favorite food is hot dogs.

The short story "Mericans", by Sandra Cisneros, is narrated a young girl, whose exact age is not revealed. She and her brothers are supposed to stay at the entrance of a church while their "awful grandmother" is inside, praying for every family member. Micaela, the narrator, even though young, has a critical way or perceiving reality and behaviors.

Both the poem and the short story revolve around characters who are judged for being descendants of other ethnicities and cultures. And both are narrated by a female child.

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