What is the central idea of this passage?
The Utopians use pearls, diamonds, and
carbunc...
English, 08.04.2020 06:13 Lilbre6999
What is the central idea of this passage?
The Utopians use pearls, diamonds, and
carbuncles for trade.
The Utopians use valuables to gain an advantage
over other societies
The Utopians give valuables to children, who treat
them as toys.
The Utopians allow only children to search for
pearls, diamonds, and carbuncles.
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