An author writes a story that takes place in a dystopia, or worst possible
society, in which equality is enforced so strictly that everyone is praised
equally for all accomplishments - even those achieved by a single person,
the main character is a gifted student who must constantly make up for the
foolishness and incompetence of her peers and gets no credit for her work.
what does the setting most suggest about the author?
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a. that she values the individual over the larger group
b. that she identifies with the unsung heroes of the world
c. that she believes gifted students need special treatment
d. that she wants a world in which groups are treated unequally