With which answer choice would Chlöe Swarbrick MOST LIKELY agree? Which line from the article supports your answer? Question 2 options: Most people present at the speech did not understand what Swarbrick's famous comment meant; "Maybe it was because the room was nearly empty, or maybe it was because Swarbrick's casual use of Internet slang didn't hit home with those attending, who, if they were like the average lawmaker, were twice her age." The older generation should not have taken offense to Swarbrick's comment and instead should have crafted a humorous comeback; "So I guess millennials ruined humor. That, or we just need to pull ourselves up by our bootstraps and abstain from avocados. That's the joke." Swarbrick is among only a few political leaders who want a solution for climate change; "The plan, endorsed by New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern, has faced opposition from farmers and some in the opposition National Party." Farmers might have to reform agricultural practices to solve the problem of global warming; '"Agriculture is incredibly important to New Zealand, but it also needs to be part of the solution,' said Climate Change Minister James Shaw, when the legislation was introduced in May. Shaw, with Swarbrick, is one of the eight Green Party members in Parliament."