"Viva la revolucion" is a Spanish phrase that means, "long live the revolution". What is the function of the sentence "Viva la revolucion" in the final paragraph of "Small Change"? A. This final sentence has the function of making the opposing argument look foolish - Gladwell is saying that this is not really an example of a revolutionary act.
This final sentence has the function of making the opposing argument look foolish - Gladwell is saying that this is not really an example of a revolutionary act.

B. This final sentence has the function of making the opposing argument seem like the more revolutionary option - Gladwell is saying that social media will help people accomplish revolutionary acts.
This final sentence has the function of making the opposing argument seem like the more revolutionary option - Gladwell is saying that social media will help people accomplish revolutionary acts.

C. This final sentence has the function of making the opposing argument seem incomprehensible - Gladwell is comparing the opposing argument to a foreign language.
This final sentence has the function of making the opposing argument seem incomprehensible - Gladwell is comparing the opposing argument to a foreign language.

D. This final sentence has the function of making the opposing argument seem long lasting - Gladwell is saying that social media will be around for a very long time.