Question

saving a nocturnal joy by julius carter
\there is nothing more thrilling than the nightly joy of looking up at the dark sky to see the glow of stars staring back.\ anonymous poet
from the beginning of time, people have looked up at the stars in the night sky in amazement. unfortunately, the night sky is being affected by a phenomenon called light pollution. while the use of artificial lights on buildings or streetlights has increased overall work - productivity, the constant stream of light at night negatively impacts the ability for people in cities to see the stars. it can also harm all kinds of wildlife.
thats why the international night sky association was formed. this organization seeks to preserve the night sky - or natural darkness - by finding ways to minimize artificial light. for example, it encourages the practice of turning off indoor lights at night in empty office buildings.
the international night sky association also designates and conserves outdoor areas worldwide as dark sites. at these special areas, people dont even need a telescope - they can see the milky way galaxy with only the naked eye. if you havent heard of this organization before, you should check them out.
what would the anonymous poet and the writer of the article most likely agree about?
living in the country is better than living in a city.
lowering the effects of artificial light is impossible.
being able to observe stars is a valuable experience.
the international night sky association is failing to be effective.

Explanation:

The anonymous poet emphasizes the "thrilling... nightly joy of looking up at the dark sky to see the glow of stars," highlighting the value of star observation. The article writer focuses on "saving a nocturnal joy" by addressing light pollution and preserving the night sky for star viewing, also valuing this experience. Both prioritize the worth of observing stars.

Answer:

C. Being able to observe stars is a valuable experience.