Read the sentences from last lecture by randy pausch. and if you’re curious about what zero gravity looks like, hopefully the sound will be working here. [slide shows videotape from randy’s zero gravity experience] there i am. [laughter] you do pay the piper at the bottom. [laugher, as the people in the video crash to the floor of the plane on the video] so, childhood dream number one, check.   why does pausch show the audience a video of his zero-gravity experience? a.)to prove that people are curious about zero gravityb.)to show what being in zero gravity looks likec.)to prove that some astronauts do wear glassesd.)to show that being in zero gravity is painful

Answer :

B) In the book "The last Lecture" by Randy Pausch, Pausch shows the audience a video of his zero gravity experience to show what being in zero gravity looks like.

Randy didn’t want to be an astronaut as he knew from a very young age that he could not be one because he wore glasses. However, he wanted to experience the floating, the zero gravity experience. When he got older, he found a way to experience zero-gravity when he learned about a stationary NASA plane that was used to accustom astronauts to the zero gravity experience. He showed the video to prove to the audience that they should never give up on their dreams.

B

Explanation:the answer is b i just took the test

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