According to "how to eat an ice-cream cone," what is the first step in eating an ice-cream cone? a. informing the family that no ice cream will be eaten in the car b. encouraging the children to pay for their own ice cream c. deciding what flavor of ice cream each child will have d. finding a shop that sells several popular flavors of ice cream

Option A. According to "How to Eat an Ice-Cream Cone", the first step in eating an ice-cream cone is to inform the family that no ice-cream will be eaten in the car.

Explanation:

"How to Eat an Ice-Cream Cone" is a short-story written by author L. Rust Hill that was originally published on The New Yorker Magazine on the August 24th, 1968 issue. The short-story describes the whole process of buying and eating an ice-cream cone, ranging from choosing between the many different flavors available, the melting factor, dealing with all of the family members and their ice-creams, paying, and many more difficulties that can arise. But the first step into the whole ordeal, as the writer states, is to inform the family that no ice-cream will be eaten in the car. The story was accompanied with illustrations that showed the instructions given by the author on how to eat an ice-cream cone.

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the correct answer is d

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