Question

the monster of kings island christopher bollen 2014 the monsters of southern ohio had long wait lines and strict height requirements. but one behemoth in particular - a roller coaster called the beast - served as a rite of passage for us kids of cincinnati even before i saw the roller coaster, its infamy was scored in my mind by way of the beasts ubiquitous logo: two manacled claws straddling a railroad track that disappeared into a fiery hellhole. it was a test of courage and bladder control that made watching a slasher film at a friends sleepover seem like a walk in the woods. (full disclosure: at 8, walks in the woods frightened me, as did swimming pools and vans with 4. reread the following lines from paragraph 4 heather and traci rolled their eyes. that wouldnt be fair to dad, heather said. if you dont go on, he cant either. how is heather and tracis behavior in this section important to the passage as a whole? a it shows how bravery can come with age b. it reveals that peer pressure can influence ones behavior c. it illustrates that sibling rivalry is often the cause of conflict d. it reinforces the idea that everyone has different viewpoints untitled by stephen hateley is licensed under cc0

Explanation:

Heather and Traci's comment about fairness to their dad shows that they have different viewpoints on whether to go on the roller - coaster. Their statement doesn't relate to age - related bravery, peer - pressure, or sibling rivalry in this context.

Answer:

D. It reinforces the idea that everyone has different viewpoints