Final answer:
Without the article to reference, it's impossible to say which question is not answered by the article. The answers to the typical questions about Steinbeck's work are provided for context.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question 'Which question is not answered by the article?' refers to information that may be missing from an article about author John Steinbeck. Assessing the options given:
- A. Which of Steinbeck's novels won the Pulitzer Prize?
- B. What is one of Steinbeck's best-known works?
- C. Which novel did Steinbeck consider to be his best?
- D. What did Steinbeck plan to study at Stanford University?
Without the article to reference, it isn't possible to definitively identify which question is not answered. The responses to potentially answer these questions would be as follows: A. Steinbeck's novel 'The Grapes of Wrath' won the Pulitzer Prize. B. One of Steinbeck's best-known works is 'Of Mice and Men'.
C. Steinbeck considered 'East of Eden' to be his best novel. D. Steinbeck initially enrolled at Stanford University to study English but did not complete his degree. In this scenario, to accurately answer the student's question, we should be provided with the article in question.