What does the following passage from paragraph 9 most closely reveal? How do you really put a value on the view of the night that is caught in a boy's eyes while he is stretched out in the thick grass watching the million stars that we never see in these crowded cities, breathing the sounds of the night and the birds and the pure, fresh air while in his ears are the crickets and the wind? Answer choices for the above question A. Johnson is not aware that large sections of America remain rural areas. B. The ability to experience the natural world, free of synthetic additives, is something to be cherished. C. Children are able to see and acknowledge true beauty; whereas, adults have become blind to it over the years. D. An acre of untouched land, according to Johnson, is worth more than an acre of cityscape.