In "the pedestrian," what idea most clearly indicates that mead is an unusual person in his society?

a. he does not like dogs.

b. he refuses to obey the police.

c. he likes visiting his neighbors.

d. he does not own a television.

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Victoria Hardy

Social Studies

11 September, 21:15

In "the pedestrian," what idea most clearly indicates that mead is an unusual person in his society?

a. he does not like dogs.

b. he refuses to obey the police.

c. he likes visiting his neighbors.

d. he does not own a television.

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Nathaly · Answer 1

Your answer would be D. He does not own a television

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Reagan Jimenez · Answer 2

I believe the answer is: d. he does not own a television.

His house is empty because he simply rarely occupy it. In the evening, Mead would spend hours walking down the streets without any purpose (or at least it might seems that way by most people), and only return by the time of midnight and goes directly to sleep.

In "the pedestrian," what idea most clearly indicates that mead is an unusual person in his society?a. he does not like dogs.b. he refuses to obey the police.c. he likes visiting his neighbors.d. he does not own a television.

In "the pedestrian," what idea most clearly indicates that mead is an unusual person in his society?

a. he does not like dogs.

b. he refuses to obey the police.

c. he likes visiting his neighbors.

d. he does not own a television.