Question

question 4 of 10
in \the pedestrian,\ what idea most clearly indicates that mead is an unusual person in his society?

a. he likes visiting his neighbors.

b. he does not like dogs.

c. he does not own a television.

d. he refuses to obey the police.

Explanation:

In "The Pedestrian," the society is characterized by widespread television ownership, which dominates people's lives and isolates them indoors. Mead's lack of a television sets him apart—he prefers walking and observing the world instead of conforming to the societal norm of passive TV consumption, making him unusual.

Answer:

C. He does not own a television.