C. to
An infinitive almost always begins with the word to.
To prove how easily someone can spread germs from not washing his or her hands, people start to whistle “In the Hall of the Mountain King” once they have germs on their hands. Soon enough, an entire city is whistling. It’s likely a nod to the classic German thriller M in which a child killer starts to whistle the eerie tune when hit with the urge to kill a child. Given just how many people are whistling here, it seems we’re all potentially about to commit murder with our dirty, germy hands.
Explanation:
Juneteenth is a U.S. holiday that commemorates the anniversary of the day (June 19, 1865) on which enslaved African Americans in Texas became some of the last enslaved people in the U.S. to be informed that slavery had been abolished.
To be quit because to shut your lips is to be quit
