What is a central idea of the passage The oasis Africa?

1. The natural environment can be crueler than other humans.

2. Hardship always leads to future success.

3. Human companionship develops over time.

4. Accepting people as they are is important

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Chace

22 February, 09:37

What is a central idea of the passage The oasis Africa?

1. The natural environment can be crueler than other humans.

2. Hardship always leads to future success.

3. Human companionship develops over time.

4. Accepting people as they are is important

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Krista Flynn · Answer 1

2. The hardship always leads to future successes

Grady Andrade · Answer 2

The correct answer is 1. "The natural environment can be crueler than other humans".

Explanation:

The passage "The Oasis: Africa" from "Made in the trenches" describes the agony of a group of people being lost in the dessert of Sahara looking to avoid the Tuaregs. Misery, hunger, torture and thirst were part of the travel as the caravan begin to realize that they were going to die buried in the drifting sand. This passage shows how natural environment can be crueler than other humans, as the caravan probably suffered more from their detour to the east looking to avoid facing the Tuaregs.

What is a central idea of the passage The oasis Africa?1. The natural environment can be crueler than other humans.2. Hardship always leads to future success.3. Human companionship develops over time.4. Accepting people as they are is important

What is a central idea of the passage The oasis Africa?

1. The natural environment can be crueler than other humans.

2. Hardship always leads to future success.

3. Human companionship develops over time.

4. Accepting people as they are is important