English, 08.12.2020 06:50, lazymarshmallow7

This novel is classified as part of the post-apocalyptic
genre. Why? Refer to some of
the clues In the first section
which indicate that a terrible
event has occurred. As you
read, keep track of those
clues - record the descriptions
of the original event, or the
consequences of the event,
each time the man refers to in the narrative.

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This novel is classified as part of the post-apocalyptic
genre. Why? Refer to some of
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