According to swift, at which age do children become too tough to eat and are less tasty?

a. five - to seven-year-olds

b. six - to eight-year-olds

c. nine - to eleven-year-olds

d. twelve - to fourteen-year-olds

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Aniya Dominguez

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5 July, 19:57

According to swift, at which age do children become too tough to eat and are less tasty?

a. five - to seven-year-olds

b. six - to eight-year-olds

c. nine - to eleven-year-olds

d. twelve - to fourteen-year-olds

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Andrew Dean · Answer 1

So it is between the ages twelve to fourteen years old that children become too resilient to eat and are less tasty. This is according to Jonathan Swift as he stated it in his essay "A Modest Proposal". This essay is about the young poor children prevented from being burdens to their parents. The answer is D.

According to swift, at which age do children become too tough to eat and are less tasty?a. five - to seven-year-oldsb. six - to eight-year-oldsc. nine - to eleven-year-oldsd. twelve - to fourteen-year-olds

According to swift, at which age do children become too tough to eat and are less tasty?

a. five - to seven-year-olds

b. six - to eight-year-olds

c. nine - to eleven-year-olds

d. twelve - to fourteen-year-olds