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Farley Mowat, author of several autobiographical works, once said, " i 've been told that if you don't write novels, you're not a writer. I'm not a novelist." To this i can only say: Farley Mowat does not need to be.
Which of the following expesses the point the author of the passage above makes?
A Farley Mowat was a novelist, his protesttations to the contrary notwithstanding.
B Merely being a novelist does not make someone a writer.
C Farley Mowat never needed to write novels in order to make a living
D Farley Mowat fully deserves to be called a writer on the strength of his published works.
E Farley Mowat’s work neither fully falls under nor full falls outside of the category of the novel.
Which of the following expesses the point the author of the passage above makes?
A Farley Mowat was a novelist, his protesttations to the contrary notwithstanding.
B Merely being a novelist does not make someone a writer.
C Farley Mowat never needed to write novels in order to make a living
D Farley Mowat fully deserves to be called a writer on the strength of his published works.
E Farley Mowat’s work neither fully falls under nor full falls outside of the category of the novel.
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08 Jun 2004, 11:20
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I think it's D. I'll try to explain.
Farley Mowat says that even though he is not a novelist, he is a writer.
The author of the argument, says the same thing. Farley doesn't need to be a novelist to be a writer. Hence, D.
08 Jun 2004, 12:21
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Only B & D are close.........would go with D....since, the last sentence reiterates the fact that one does not need to be a novelist to be a writer...!!
Hence D. 
