Answer:
Due to his excellent skills, Walter is now considered a master.
Explanation:
Answer:
In this short story by E. Lily Yu, the relationship between the collective narrator and the refugees is mediated by authority figures such as the media, the police, politicians, and even the beautiful aliens that claim that the refugees are criminals. Only one voice of dissent arises, when a woman refuses to consider the small ones as criminals, but the conformity bias makes the collective shut her down and agree with the authorities, besides the possibility of being helping in a genocide of the refugees.
Explanation:
Conformity bias refers to the power of people´s urge to fit in, as we usually prefer the harmony of a homogenous group consensus, even if it means doing something immoral or somehow reprehensible because everyone is doing it.
The purpose of the heading in this passage is to distinguish who is telling the story.
Answer: Option D.
Explanation:
‘Sugar Changed the World’ is a novel authored by the husband and wife Marc Aronson and Marina Budos. From the passage we come to know that while having a conversation, Marc and Marina found out that they both have a family history of sugar. The book is all about slavery, sugar, industrialization, and freedom. The main purpose of the heading of the mentioned passage is to draw a distinction between who is telling a story. It makes the readers informed about the author. The ‘I’ in the passage is Marc himself.
