Question

4.2.7 quiz: analyze bradbury and vonnegut
question 8 of 10
how does the setting in \the pedestrian\ affect leonard mead?
a. it allows him to be a writer.
b. it makes him appear abnormal.
c. it forces him to walk around at night.
d. it gives him a reason to meet his neighbors.

Explanation:

In The Pedestrian, the setting is a future society where people are mostly indoors watching TV. Leonard Mead's habit of walking for pleasure makes him stand out. Since others are not out and about, his normal - for - him activity (walking) seems odd in this setting.

Answer:

B. It makes him appear abnormal.