In “The Country of the Blind,” what is the main reason that the people of the valley do not believe Nunez when he tries to explain the world of sighted humans? A. It is clear to them that Nunez is trying to trick them into giving him what he needs. B. Nunez has an unconvincing way of presenting his ideas about the world to them. C. Their leaders have provided them with a different interpretation of the world. D. They refuse to think that anything in the outside world can help them. Part B Which excerpt from “The Country of the Blind” best supports the answer to Part A? A. They guided the sightless youngsters hither and thither until they knew the whole Valley marvelously, and when at last sight died out among them the race lived on. B. All the old stories of the lost valley and the Country of the Blind had come back to his mind, and through his thoughts ran this old proverb, as if it were a refrain—"In the Country of the Blind the One-eyed Man is King." C. Blind men of genius had arisen among them and questioned the shreds of belief and tradition they had brought with them from their seeing days, and had dismissed all these things as idle fancies, and replaced them with new and saner explanations. D. He said Nunez must have been specially created to learn and serve the wisdom they had acquired, and that for all his mental incoherency and stumbling behavior he must have courage, and do his best to learn, and at that all the people in the doorway murmured encouragingly.
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In “The Country of the Blind,” the main reason that the people of the valley did not believe Nunez when he tried to explain the world of sighted humans is that the people of the valley had been stuck in the valley for almost 15 generations after an earthquake isolated them from other civilizations of the world hence they They refuse to think that anything in the outside world exist or could help thme
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