Which statement about facts in memoirs is not correct? an author’s thoughts are used to indicate facts in a memoir. authors use the actions of individuals to illustrate facts in a memoir. authors incorporate the dialogue of others to portray facts in a memoir. an author’s descriptions of actual events are a way to include facts in a memoir.

Ive had this test before.. The answer is A) An authors thoughts are used to indicate facts in a memoir. Hope this helps!

The statement about facts in memoirs which is not correct is the following one:

An author’s thoughts are used to indicate facts in a memoir.

Explanation:

If we are talking about facts, it means we are talking about concrete events, not something as abstract and often random as a thought. Of course the author had to think when writing his or her memoirs, but it does not mean his thoughts, generally speaking, will always be about facts or any other concrete things.

All the other alternatives show concrete stuff:

- the actions of individuals.

- the dialogue of others.

- descriptions of actual events.

Therefore, the only statement about facts in memoirs which is not correct is the following one:

An author’s thoughts are used to indicate facts in a memoir.

well if u read the book you would know that she meant to

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