Need help ASAP short response Lee Sherman MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTIONS 1. Which detail best supports the idea that PPG knew their chemical dumping could have negative effects on the
environment? [RI.1)
A. 'The next afternoon Sherman's boss asked him to help search for the bodies of the dead workers."
(Paragraph 4)
B. Eventually the general foreman issued badges to the workers to record any overexposure to dangerous
chemicals. Sherman says. 'but the foreman made fun of them." (Paragraph 10)
C. "he was told to take on another ominous job. It was to be done twice a day, usually after dusk, and
always in secret." (Paragraph 13)
D. "In 1980. aller 15 years of working at PPG. Sherman was summoned and found himself facing a
seven-member termination committee." (Paragraph 21)

C. "he was told to take on another ominous job. It was to be done twice a day, usually after dusk, and  always in secret." (Paragraph 13)

Explanation:

In "Lee Sherman and the Toxic Louisiana Bayou," author Arlie Hochschild recalls how Lee Sherman revealed all issues regarding the toxic poisoning that he had been a part of while working for Pittsburg Plates Glass (PPG). This story presents Sherman's revelation of what happened and how it has led up to one of the most large-scale poisonings, affecting a large number of people.

While revealing the nature of his work and the 'discreet' works he was asked to do 'after hours', Lee Sherman recalls the numerous times he had to do things that even he felt wrong. But as he was just an employee, he did what he was told to do. One such 'illegal' work was to dump toxins, but that too "twice a day, usually after dusk, and always in secret." This clearly shows how the company is privy to the dangerousness of the chemical but remained silent about it.

Thus, the correct answer is option C.