Bonbons, of course, are always eaten with the fingers. What can the reader conclude about this statement? A) Bonbons are not served in polite society. B) Most readers already know this information. C) Most readers prefer to serve some finger foods. D) Most hostesses will serve bonbons at a casual dinner.

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Brooke Carter

7 October, 00:23

Bonbons, of course, are always eaten with the fingers. What can the reader conclude about this statement? A) Bonbons are not served in polite society. B) Most readers already know this information. C) Most readers prefer to serve some finger foods. D) Most hostesses will serve bonbons at a casual dinner.

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Stephanie Lee · Answer 1

The answer to this question is option B.

Most readers already know this information.

The words "of course", in this statement, makes it clear that this information is redundant, since it is known for most of the people, because since an early age, everyone eat this kind of candy, and it is never served in a plate, to be eaten with cutlery, but it is a finger food. Children, especially, love to eat bonbons and delight with them.