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Which of these inferences is best supported by the passage below (paragraph 7)?

In all important matters, however, the citizens can always count on a refusal. And now the strange fact is that without this refusal one simply cannot get along, yet at the same time these official occasions designed to receive the refusal are by no means a formality. Time after time one goes there full of expectation and in all seriousness and then one returns, if not exactly strengthened or happy, nevertheless not disappointed or tired. About these things I do not have to ask the opinion of anyone else, I feel them in myself, as everyone does; nor do I have any great desire to find out how these things are connected.

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The inference that is best supported by the passage below is:

D. The narrator prefers to mind his own business and not pay attention to the ceremony or the refusal.

What is the best inference?

The best inference is the one that says that the narrator wants to mind his business just as the townsmen were doing. None of them were interested in finding out the reason for the refusal but they all preferred to go with the flow.

The narrator also decided to adopt the same view that the people had about the ceremonies.

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