From the article “day zero” is approaching in cape town, what can we infer from the following passage? “cape town is one of many communities around the world concerned about water shortages. the southwestern and western regions of the united states are facing extreme drought conditions, according to the national weather service. almost 40 percent of oklahoma is in a severe drought. oklahoma produces a lot of crops. drought conditions could stunt the growth of crops, lower the rate of food production and increase the probability of wildfires.”

This article, written by David Hertz, on March 15th, 2018, expounds on the possibility of the arrival of complete and utter drought in the near future for the city of Cape Town, South Africa. Day Zero, in fact, is the name that has been given to the day in which experts expect Cape Town to completely run out of any sources of water. This day was expected to come in 2019, however, there have been some rainfalls in the city and some of the water sources, particularly the dam, have been refilled with water. This, still, does not mean that the city will not run out of water at some point, given that they still have an active drought season going now for three years.

In regards to the passage what can be inferred is that just like this particular city is having to live with the consequences of a drought, brought on by the bad use of water sources and the lack of rainfall, the United States is also looking at a probable loss of water in the near future as they too have been facing drier-than-normal seasons. It also shows the problems that will arise in the near future if the lack of water continues. There is no mention of a day zero for the U.S, but it infers that this day might come, that there are examples in regions of the U.S where severe drought is being seen, and that this day zero may soon come if measures are not taken.

either b or c, sorry idk

the answer would be yes because the basket is full.