This question is based on Charles Dicken's Great Expectations.
An autobiography becomes a literary work when
A.
it is a faithful account of the author's
B.
it underlines the salient events in the author's life
C.
it relates the author's life to the major events of the day
D.
its value resides principally in its style
Correct Answer: Option D
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