In the first excerpt, First generation, and second excerpt, Like Americans, they are both similar because both of them relates an anecdote to appeal to the reader's emotions.
Correct option is A.
"Each relates an anecdote to appeal to the reader's emotions."
They are similar insofar that they use the same tenses, that is the past simple tense, and short clear sentences that tell of a story in the past. The style is simple with few adjectives and not that many clauses or phrases. This kind of a style was made popular by Ernest Hemingway, but others wrote like it too, like the paragraphs here.
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King’s right is correct because all the others refer to multiple people like an audience, women’s, and who’s (which can be referred to as anyone). The king is the only single person.
Squealer reads to the animals fake figures to make them feel better about their work and to confuse them from understanding why the crops are disappearing. He does this to hide the fact that the pigs are eating a majority of the food.
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only a human brain can grasp
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