Read this sentence from the passage. In such a spirit on my part and on yours we face our common difficulties.

What does this sentence most likely suggest?

A. The source of challenges across the nation is yet to be determined.

B. Citizens, not the government, are responsible for the majority of the nation's problems.

C. All citizens, including the president, share the same concerns about the nation's problems.

DThe challenges that the nation faces are only temporary.

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Isabela Frazier

26 June, 14:02

Read this sentence from the passage. In such a spirit on my part and on yours we face our common difficulties.

What does this sentence most likely suggest?

A. The source of challenges across the nation is yet to be determined.

B. Citizens, not the government, are responsible for the majority of the nation's problems.

C. All citizens, including the president, share the same concerns about the nation's problems.

DThe challenges that the nation faces are only temporary.

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Ian Novak · Answer 1

C. All citizens, including the president, share the same concerns about the nation's problems.

Explanation: The statement given indicates the concern of an authoritative person (president) while interacting with the public about the nation's struggle, complications, and obstacles. Here, the speaker is probably the President himself referring to the common hindrances, barriers, and problems faced by him and the general public and thus, suggesting to develop a spirit to counter these problems together. President here is concerned and determined to get his nation out of this muddle.

Miles Fritz · Answer 2

C because the other three make the least sense