Read: "Where the earlier generation saw machines as liberators, the next saw them as masters." What does this sentence compare?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: A. Changing attitudes to technology across generations
- Step 1: The sentence contrasts how two generations viewed technology. Answer: Changing attitudes to technology across generations. Why not the others: Two types of machine used in different factories, Two different factories operating in separate decades and Prices of machines in two different periods of the century don't fit.
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