In the Transactional View of Reading

Multiple Choice

In the transactional view of reading,

A) what the reader brings from his own experience is just as
Important as what the author writes.
B) what the reader brings from his own experience is not as
Important as what the author writes.
C) the teacher's role in the classroom is to interpret the literature read by children.
D) the publishers and critics are to interpret the literature read by children.