Which line from "The Swiss Family Robinson" would Crusoe in "The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe" empathize with most? A. "I calculated the angle subtended by the trunk of the tree from the ground to the root of the branch." B. "The arrow flew upward and bore the thread over the branch and fell at our feet." C. "The boys, who had been watching me with intently, were each eager to be first." D. "This I wanted to know so that I might construct a ladder of the necessary length."

D. "This I wanted to know so that I might construct a ladder of the necessary length."

Explanation:

The novel,  "The Swiss Family Robinson" was written by a famous author, Johann David Wyss. This novel was published in the year 1812. This novel is about a Swiss family who sails out in the ocean to Australia but their ships goes off course.

"The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe" was written by Daniel Defoe in the year 1719. It is story of Robinson Crusoe and about his adventures on the sea.

The line from "The Swiss Family Robinson" that empathized most with "The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe" is "This I wanted to know so that I might construct a ladder of the necessary length."

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