What generalization does the writer make in this paragraph?
A)
country folk are tougher than...
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What generalization does the writer make in this paragraph?
A)
country folk are tougher than city folk
B)
city folk are tougher than country folk
C)
city folk are more outgoing than country folk
D)
city folk are less educated than country folk
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