Having thus seen Glen Canyon both before and after what we may fairly call its damnation, I feel that I am in a position to evaluate the transformation of the region caused by construction of the dam. I have had the unique opportunity to observe first–hand some of the differences between the environment of a free river and a power–plant reservoir.

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jacob902 · Answer

What tone does the author create by referring to what was done to the Glen Canyon as "damnation"?
 		A.	A religious tone
 		B.	A surprised tone
 		C.	A confident tone
 		D.	A relieved tone

anonymous · Answer

What do you think?

jacob902 · Answer

im not sure

anonymous · Answer

Are there any that you can dismiss?

anonymous · Answer

There are only two that can really be considered the right answers.

A. A religious tone 
C. A confident tone

One clue is that "damnation" means "the concept of divine punishment and torment in an afterlife for actions committed on Earth".

anonymous · Answer

With this, what do you think is the answer?

jacob902 · Answer

c?