A. the absence of people suggests that something is very wrong with society.
All of the options are true statements. To answer this question it is important to look at what the question is asking. The key words in the question are impact and setting. Option B talks about the setting when it describes the weeds in the pavement, but this does not really have any profound impact on the story. Option C tells us about the temperature of the setting but it doesn't have any overall impact. Option D is more about characterization than it is about setting. Option A is the only one that has an overall impact on the setting. It introduces the society as dystopian.
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You would want to write a thesis statement to sum up your essay or report in a simple sentence. It also provides an outline to the reader. It could also answer a question and is the main statement that your essay revolves around.
Three characteristics of a strong thesis statement are:
1) It is a complete sentence and not a question.
2) It makes a point or argues a position.
3) It is specific and to the point.
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Not unless you are or have been giving out personal information about you or your family.
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