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The author invokes "the Founding Fathers" (lines 9-10)
chiefly in order to
(A) appeal to the reader’s sense of patriotism
(B) introduce a historical parallel
(C) examine the history of legislative debate
(D) remind the reader how attitudes change over time
(E) suggest that progress is compatible with tradition

Respuesta :

The author invokes "the Founding Fathers" (lines 9-10) chiefly in order to: introduce a historical parallel (Option B).

What is a comprehension passage?

In a comprehension passage, some questions are given that follow the passage. The questions are to be answered by using the data given in the passage, even if it differs from real-life facts.

Now,

  • The lines 9-10 say: "...for instance, like that of the Founding Fathers over the nature of the franchise..."
  • Lines 9–10 establish a "parallel," or comparison, between the current discussion of reading lists and previous discussions of property rights and voting practices. All, according to the author, neglect to address important issues.

Hence, Option B is the most appropriate, i.e., The author invokes "the Founding Fathers" (lines 9-10) chiefly in order to: introduce a historical parallel (Option B).

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