In "How to Eat an Ice-Cream Cone," when does the author give instructions for eating an ice cream cone without making a mess? A. After the introduction B. In the introduction C. In the middle D. Near the end

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13 October, 08:15

In "How to Eat an Ice-Cream Cone," when does the author give instructions for eating an ice cream cone without making a mess? A. After the introduction B. In the introduction C. In the middle D. Near the end

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Toby Davila · Answer 1

Toby Davila 13 October, 10:16

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I think it would be in the middle

Holly Sellers · Answer 2

The instructions are found at the end of the article. The beginning of the article is more of a description of places that one can go after buying a cone, while issues that could arise from having a broken cone are described shortly after this. The middle of the article describes issues that can arise from having the ice cream not seated properly on the cone. The ending is the all-important part of the article: it describes the proper way to go about eating the cone to make sure that the ice cream stays neatly inside the cone without making a mess