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3. How does paragraph 1 contribute to the author's
explanation of "the trolley problem"?
O A It is designed to spark a classroom discussion
about what the trolley problem represents.
OB It describes a situation and asks questions similar
to what can be found in the trolley problem.
O C It asks the reader to consider how they value
others' lives and what biases affect this.
OD It shows that the trolley problem is just an
exercise and doesn't determine how someone
would actually react.

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