Which scenarios please. the question is not complete
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Answer:
a. This march is his first war experience.
Explanation:
In Tim O'Brien's short story "Where Have You Gone, Charming Billy?", the protagonist Private First Class Paul Berlin is part of the soldiers during the Vietnam War. The short story mainly dwells on the one experience of how he finds the death of his fellow soldier Billy funny and even though it made for a good war-time joke.
While it is true that he did not know Billy personally, that cannot be an unique quality of Paul for there is no certainty whether other soldiers all knew him. But one thing unique about Paul's situation among the other soldiers is that this is his first war experience. This can be seen in his conversation with Toby, who asked him if he was "<em>the new guy</em>". The narrator states "<em>he did not want to admit it, being new to the war</em>" which shows that Paul was indeed new to the war experience.
<span>The answer is B). The writer appears to be making a case to another group and it attempting to persuade them about his or her opinion of year-round schooling and the negatives about it. The writer makes no reference that he or she is a student, Eliminating D). There is no reference to the emotional responses of students if year-round schooling is enacted, Eliminating C). The writer states that students "will make students forget more information," which implies that year-round schooling is bad.</span>
