The answer would be both
Examples
“Both of you need to clean.”
“Can you get both of them”
Answer:
D. Slow and steady wins in the end
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Explanation:
The paradox in the passage is best stated by option D. Instead of starting fast, James began the race slowly and kept going at the same pace until the end, when everyone became exhausted and began slowing down. That's when he sped up and ended up winning the race.
<em>Slow and steady wins the race </em>is also the morale of a well-known story <em>The Tortoise and the Hare</em>, where the tortoise beats the hare in the race.
If the main idea of a selection is not directly stated, it is implied.
Anecdotes and examples are not strong evidence in a debate.
