Question

“Forget sad things”, said George

Answer 1

Answer:

C, the inability to focus on difficult problems

Explanation:

In the excerpt, instead of dealing with things that are sad, Hazel chooses to forget them. In the excerpt there is no evidence that her choice to forget sad things is logical as it may well be a logical choice to deal with the situation. This interaction does not have many words, but we also don't know from the excerpt if it lacks any quality. Quality and quantity are not the same thing. There is not evidence of government interference.

Answer 2

Answer:

C. the inability to focus on difficult problems  

Explanation:

The story "Harrison Bergeron" By Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. tells about the year 2081. Amid this period numerous alterations were made by the constitution to decimate disparity among the US residents.  

In the excerpt, rather than managing things that are tragic, Hazel overlooks them. In the extract there is no proof that her decision to overlook tragic things is legitimate as it likely could be a sensible decision to manage the circumstance.