Which excerpt best develops the central idea of The Evolution of Useful Things?
Answer
A
The names commonly associated with some of the most familiar and cherished products on our desks, on the other hand, are obscure, if they are known at all.
B
One day, when he was dropping off a batch of waterproof sandpaper, Drew overheard some body-shop workers cursing two-tone painting.
C
Again, it is not that form follows function but, rather, that the form of one thing follows from the failure of another thing to function as we would like.
D
The basic idea is to allow employees of large corporations to behave within the company as they would as individual entrepreneurs in the outside world.