The answer to the question above is "D. the inability to concentrate on difficult thing; the government’s insistence that no one has an advantage over another" which the passage most clearly develops. This part of a story is taken<span> from the "Harrison Bergeron" story written by Kurt Vonnegut in 1961. This passage tells a simple introduction of George and Hazel.</span>
Answer:
D No animal shall sleep in a bed
Explanation:
It was a couple of days after the fact than this that the pigs happened upon an instance of whisky in the basements of the farmhouse. It had been disregarded when the house was first involved. That evening there came from the farmhouse the sound of noisy singing, wherein, amazingly, the strains of Monsters of Britain were stirred up
Be that as it may, toward the beginning of the day a profound quiet loomed over the farmhouse. Not a pig had all the earmarks of being blending. It was almost nine o'clock when Bigmouth showed up, strolling gradually and dejectedly, his eyes dull, his tail hanging flaccidly behind him, and with each appearance of being genuinely sick. He assembled the creatures and disclosed to them that he had a horrible bit of information to confer. Comrade Napoleon was passing on!
Please provide the short story for the best answer.
I believe the answer is D - He uses detailed physical description.
This is so because it describes a lot about the descriptions of the face, such as the chin, lip, eyes, and skin.
Broadway of course that is your answer Broadway
