Answer:
The right answer is "It teaches the reader... is trying to be polite"
Explanation:
In this situation, the reader is presented with a situation that exemplifies cultural differences which, if not understood, may lead to misunderstanding and misjudgement. The minister represents the reader and his/her possible reaction to such situation or a similar one. And <em>being polite</em> is the desired attitude the author seeks the reader to show in case of cultural differences.
It is not either of the last two options because they would both have the opposite effect on your audience then you would want them to have. So out of the first two choices, I think Using a tone of frustration when describing how difficult it is to eat with forks and spoons would help you relate to the audience the best, making your argument the most compelling. Choice B is what I would go with.
Answer:
C
Explanation:
Because they use the words he and she and they
Answer: d
Explanation:
It's literally who he was...
Can you try asking each question separately? I’m a little confused with your question sorry