In "Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata" and "The Child of Urbino," how are Beethoven and Raphael alike?

A.
Both do kind things for others.

B.
Both are children in these stories.

C.
Both win important contests.

D.
Both are Italian.

Question

In "Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata" and "The Child of Urbino," how are Beethoven and Raphael alike?	
 
 A.
Both do kind things for others.
 
 B.
Both are children in these stories.
 
 C.
Both win important contests.
 
 D.
Both are Italian.

gossss__e · Answer

First, look into both Moonlight Sonata and The Child of Urbino. Think about both and which ones don't fit with which answers. I recommend writing down each answer and crossing of the ones that one or both of them don't fit with. When 3 are crossed off, you'll know which one. If you need anymore help, please let me know!