Question

(1) For almost a century, the fate and fortune of Windsor,
Ontario, in Canada, have been intertwined with that of Detroit,
Michigan. (2) For years, General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler have
made cars on both sides of the Detroit River. (3) They would send
parts and vehicles back and forth at will. (4) The children of the
workers on both sides of the border have experienced similar
problems regarding obesity. (5) Those living in Windsor worked in
the car plants, bought the cars, and followed American sports
teams. (6) They often spent a night entertaining themselves in
downtown Detroit, just like the American workers. (7) There have
been some differences however-like the Canadian French
language and Canadian nationalized health care system.
(8) Additionally, the Canadian passion for hockey has never been
matched by their American neighbors. (9) Still, the Canadian and
American autoworkers have lived remarkably similar lives.
(10) Then, in 2008, the two suffered a similar fate as the
American car industry, headquartered in Detroit, shrunk in
response to the global economic downturn.

Which sentence supports the main idea stated in the first sentence?

A. sentence 10

B. sentence 9

C. sentence 8

D. sentence 7​

Answer 1

Answer:

10

Explanation:

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