In gulliver's travels, what generalization does the king of brobdingnag imply about british professionals such as priests, soldiers, judges, and senators?

a. they spend all their time gambling.

c. they spend all their time fighting.

b. they do not care about their careers.

d. they do not deserve their positions.

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Dirty Harry

3 April, 01:15

In gulliver's travels, what generalization does the king of brobdingnag imply about british professionals such as priests, soldiers, judges, and senators?

a. they spend all their time gambling.

c. they spend all their time fighting.

b. they do not care about their careers.

d. they do not deserve their positions.

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Angela House · Answer 1

The answer to this question would be option D. Based on "The Gulliver's Travels", the generalization that the King of Brobdingnag implies regarding the British professionals such as those soldiers, senators, priests, and judges is that they do not deserve their positions.