The article opens and closes with descriptions of two anecdotes, each____one major point in contrast with the other.

A. in which B. in whose

C. whose D. of which

A. the way B. in the way

C. the way which D. by the way

A. which B. that

C. where D. what

A. hasn’t been more concerned with

B. hasn’t been more concerned for

C. has been more concerned with

D. has been more concerned for

A. either B. neither

C. too D. also

A. gone in for B. gone with

C. gone on D. gone through with

A. had better to B. might as well

C. would rather not D. ought to have

A. so B. very

C. too D. much

A. so that B. in case

C. in order that D. in hope

A. stop talking B. stop to talk

C. start talking D. start to talk