I read the book a long time ago but here’s my best answer:
The competing notions of what a utopian society should look like lead to conflict in Fahrenheit 451. The governments idea of a perfect society is one where they are in complete control, and individuals can not express personal freedoms. However inevitably you can not design “a perfect society" for an imperfect species. So naturally a struggle arises between the main character, Montag, who believes in the freedom of self expression, and the government. It is this clash of ideology’s that causes all conflict. Ultimately it this leads to death, destruction, and chaos through the novel.
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Answer:
B: "I can't believe you sewed so perfectly on your first try," Mom said, patting Juan on the back.
Explanation:
The sentence that confirms that Juan doesn't have a lot of experience sewing is sentence B. Here, it's explicitly stated that this is Juan's first attempt sewing (... <em>on your first try</em>). However, despite his lack of experience, Juan sewed perfectly. The rest of the options do not contain this type of information, which is why they are incorrect.
B. informal
There are a few different clues to let you know that this passage has an informal tone. Informal tone sounds like a conversation. The author's use of the word you contributes to the informal tone of the passage. Also the sentence "So Dad started looking for a better one" has key markers of an informal tone. Using Dad as if the reader would know who "Dad" is, as well as the sentence's lack of a full complete idea
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