Question

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what is most likely true of the audience for james greens \equal pay bill\ letter?

a. their religious beliefs likely make them very hostile to greens argument.

b. most of them are opposed to the idea of a traditional family structure.

c. many of them have similar values to greens about gender roles and family structure.

d. since most of them are single and dont have children, the argument means little to them.

Explanation:

To solve this, we analyze each option:

• Option A: There's no indication the audience's religious beliefs make them hostile to Green's argument. Eliminate A.
• Option B: Green's argument (against equal pay bill, likely supporting traditional gender roles/family) would not have an audience mostly opposed to traditional family structure. Eliminate B.
• Option C: Green's letter likely appeals to those with similar values on gender roles and family structure (e.g., traditional views), so many in the audience would share his values. This is plausible.
• Option D: The equal pay bill relates to gender and work, not just single/childless people. The argument would matter to those concerned with gender roles/family, so D is illogical. Eliminate D.

Answer:

C. Many of them have similar values to Green's about gender roles and family structure.