No two hands are alike, and they are so marked that they constitute a chart of the life; all that a person needs to know of his or her faults, capabilities, feelings, and probably outcome of his or her life is set forth in a manner at once plain, simple and easy to understand. To the trained reader, the hand reveals the character, talents, most suitable career choice, and even important incidents of life.
The writer of this introduction is a palm reader. How does this perspective affect the text?
A.
she says that hands reveal character and talents
B.
she describes the hands as easy to understand
C.
she refers to the hands as a chart of life
D.
all of these
It's D
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option d( all of these ) was the correct answer
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