From the evidence in "top of the food chain," how can you infer that the narrator is unreliable A) he provides the cost of using airplanes B) he refers to the EPA as "hopheads" C) Refers to DDT by its scientific name D) He mentions a little boy with an illness

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Gideon Benton

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8 January, 08:51

From the evidence in "top of the food chain," how can you infer that the narrator is unreliable A) he provides the cost of using airplanes B) he refers to the EPA as "hopheads" C) Refers to DDT by its scientific name D) He mentions a little boy with an illness

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Moshe Simmons · Answer 1

It would be B because that's the only one in which the author states his opinion, not a fact. It's a fact that the airplanes cost that much, that the DDTs name is the specific one also, and that the little boy has an illness. It is not a fact that the EPA is hopheads.

Marlene · Answer 2

Correct answer B. he refers to the EPA as "hopheads"