Crumple zones <span>reduce the impact forces of a crash exerted upon a vehicle's occupants by allowing parts of the front of the vehicle to crush at varying rates.
Many contemporary cars have these crumple zones which are designed to absorb the energy from the impact so that the people in the car won't experience many injuries and they can avoid possible death.</span>
The answer is A.) save Denmark.
Because you sometimes have to choose between something abstract and something real. One example is when you have opportunity to make your family happy for the end of their life but you have to do something highly unetical. But the moral of the story is that we, no matter what must continue to be THE MOST ETICAL VERSION OF US. We must never doubt some ethical decisions that we've made!
The answer is "A anecdote is a brief story used to illustrate a point"
