What is the explicit claim made by Carson in this passage? A. All of the birds, fish, and plants will soon die due to the damage done by the people. B. Birds no longer sing in the trees because all of the trees have died. C. Fruit trees cannot grow fruit without birds and bees to sing to them. D. Many of the things described in the imaginary town have happened in real towns all over America.

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Alijah Galloway

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2 November, 03:50

What is the explicit claim made by Carson in this passage? A. All of the birds, fish, and plants will soon die due to the damage done by the people. B. Birds no longer sing in the trees because all of the trees have died. C. Fruit trees cannot grow fruit without birds and bees to sing to them. D. Many of the things described in the imaginary town have happened in real towns all over America.

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Callum Dickerson · Answer 1

Assuming that this is referring to the same passage that was posted before with this question, the best option would be " C. Fruit trees cannot grow fruit without birds and bees to sing to them."