Question

8. How does the need for increased foresight contribute to a central idea of the text?

A. Utilizing resources is a central idea of the text; when Roosevelt calls for foresight, he
is calling for creative reimagining of how to use resources in different ways.
B. Foresight, according to Roosevelt, is a mark of civilization; therefore foresight is
needed to solidify the United States' position as a global power, a central idea of the text.
C. Foresight will help to decrease industry, ensuring that the United States will never face
a great economic collapse, which is one of Roosevelt's promises and central ideas.
D. Conservation for future prosperity and generations is a major central idea of the text;
the nature of foresight is the consideration of and actions towards the benefit of the future, thus
Roosevelt's call for foresight supports this central idea.

Answer 1

B

Step-by-step explanation:

What is the meaning of the question Where are my ruby slippers when I need them? ... the principles of conservation will lead to greater efficiency in all aspects of life. Which excerpt from the text most effectively supports this idea? ... by foresight, prudence, and the ordinary business and home-making virtues, all these apply

Answer 2

I think b no is the answer.( I am very sorry if my answer is wrong )