The Interesting Narrative of the Life of Olaudah Equiano, or Gustavus Vassa, the African by Olaudah Equiano Part A

What is the author’s viewpoint about writing his memoir?
response - correct

He is justified in writing a memoir because he has led an exceptional life. - no response given
He is justified in writing a memoir because he has led an exceptional life.
Although he values his privacy, he writes his memoir because it might help people. - correct

Although he values his privacy, he writes his memoir because it might help people.
He has been a publicly visible person, and he writes his memoir to satisfy the public's curiosity. - no response given
He has been a publicly visible person, and he writes his memoir to satisfy the public's curiosity.
He knows enough to write a memoir after achieving the perspective of age and long experience. - no response given
He knows enough to write a memoir after achieving the perspective of age and long experience.

Question 2

Part B

How is the viewpoint identified in Part A defined by Equiano's cultural experiences?
response - incorrect

Coming from a traditional culture, he believes that one person's or family's life can be an example for many. - no response given - missed
Coming from a traditional culture, he believes that one person's or family's life can be an example for many.
In his home village, he has no contact with outsiders, and, therefore, has different customs and values from theirs. - incorrect
In his home village, he has no contact with outsiders, and, therefore, has different customs and values from theirs.
As the son of an Embrenche, or chief, he feels that he has something special to communicate to others. - no response given
As the son of an Embrenche, or chief, he feels that he has something special to communicate to others.
Because of his upbringing in Essaka, he respects authority yet also believes in his own worth. - no response given
Because of his upbringing in Essaka, he respects authority yet also believes in his own worth.