What is Uchida's purpose for including the following detail in Desert Exile? When I reached the serving table and held out my plate, a cook reached into a dishpan full of canned sausages and dropped two onto my plate with his fingers.

Ato point out the unsanitary conditions at the camp
Bto entertain the reader with a comical detail
Cto note that the food at the camp was healthy
Dto inform the reader of standard cafeteria procedures

The right answer for the question that is being asked and shown above is that: "A. to point out the unsanitary conditions at the camp." Uchida's purpose for including the following detail in Desert Exile is to point out the unsanitary conditions at the camp

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scouteo scouteo · Answer 2 · 2019-02-14T15:23:02-05:00

The correct answer is A) to point out the unsanitary conditions at the camp.

Uchida’s purpose for including that detail in “Desert Exile” is to point out the unsanitary conditions at the camp

Yoshiko Uchida wrote his story of “Desert Exile” during the post events of the attack of Pearl Harbor by the Japanese Air Force and Navy in World War II. He and his family were sent to the camps that built the United States government to concentrate Japanese descendants in the U.S. West. The detail in his story of how “the cook reached into the dishpan full of canned sausages and dropped two on his plates with the fingers”, tries to show the unsanitary conditions at the camp.