There are two distinct perspectives being presented in this excerpt. What are they?

that of a gulag administrator and that of a gulag guard

that of a visitor to the gulag and that of a gulag official

that of an arrestee and that of a visitor to a gulag

that of a writer and that of a reader

Answer: C

For the excerpt "The traditional image of arrest is also trembling hands packing for the victim -- a change of underwear, a piece of soap, something to eat; and no one knows what is needed, what is permitted, what clothes are best to wear; and the Security agents keep interrupting and hurrying you: "You don't need anything. They'll feed you there. It's warm there." (It's all lies. They keep hurrying you to frighten you.)

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The two distinct perspectives being presented in this excerpt are "that of an arrestee and that of a visitor to a gulag" Option C. This is further explained below.

What is perspective?

Generally, perspective is simply defined as a certain style of thinking or feeling about something.

In conclusion, Both "an arrestee's and a visitor to a gulag's" viewpoints are included in this extract.

There are two distinct perspectives being presented in this excerpt. What are they?that of a gulag administrator and that of a gulag guardthat of a visitor to the gulag and that of a gulag officialthat of an arrestee and that of a visitor to a gulagthat of a writer and that of a readerAnswer: C

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