Question

the following passage is about a fictional planet called camazotz. select the best evidence to support the statement that everybody is exactly the same on camazotz.
charles wallace’s strange, monotonous voice ground against her ears. “meg, you’re supposed to have some mind. why do you think we have wars at home? why do you think people get confused and unhappy? because they all live their own, separate, individual lives. i’ve been trying to explain to you in the simplest possible way that on camazotz individuals have been done away with. camazotz is one mind. it’s it. and that’s why everybody’s so happy and efficient. that’s what old witches like mrs. whatsit don’t want to have happen at home.”...
meg shook her head violently. “no!” she shouted. “i know our world isn’t perfect, charles, but it’s better than this.”
from madeleine l’engle, a wrinkle in time. copyright 1962 by crosswicks

Explanation:

To support the statement that everyone is the same on Camazotz, we look for text that shows lack of individuality. The quote "on Camazotz individuals have been done away with. Camazotz is ONE mind. It's IT" directly explains that there are no separate individuals, just a single collective mind, meaning everyone is the same.

Answer:

The evidence is: "I've been trying to explain to you in the simplest possible way that on Camazotz individuals have been done away with. Camazotz is ONE mind. It's IT."