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Read this passage from the story: "C'mon," I urge as I turn the corner that brings me back to the main hall, the one with all the doors. The one leading back to the elevator, which has reappeared at the end, its lit interior glowing gold. A carrot on a string. One I can't help but spring for. In this passage, the author uses the phrase "carrot on a string" to __________. A.explain that Ben can safely navigate toward the elevator in the darkness now that he can see it B.show that Ben realizes the elevator is tempting him to believe he has an exit off floor nine C.highlight how the elevator is barely suspended by its thin cables and is a real danger D.point out that the elevator is the only place on floor nine where the electricity is still working

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In this passage, the author uses the phrase "carrot on a string" to mean:

A. Explain that Ben can safely navigate toward the elevator in the darkness now that he can see it

What is a carrot on a string?

A carrot on a string refers to an incentive that can draw a person to take an action. The carrot in this case might be the lit interiors that draw Ben in and make him opt for the elevator. Another way to think about it will be like the Carrot and Stick approach.

In the latter part of the sentence, he said that the opportunity was one that he could not help but embrace fully. This likely meant that he used that elevator. So, the carrot is like a reward for doing something and in this case, we can see that the lit elevator attracted Ben.

Learn more about the carrot and stick approach here:

https://brainly.com/question/16003638

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