In "Orphans give Indian couple will to live," the Paramesvarans are offended by the term orphans because
A. They feel they are now the parents to these children
B. The government will not let the children be adopted by them
C Mr paramesvaran grew up without a father and knows how difficult it was
D. They think the natural parents of the children will be found alive some day
A. They feel they are now the parents to these children
To determine the correct answer, we need to analyze the given information and use critical thinking skills. In this case, we are examining the Paramesvarans' reasons for being offended by the term "orphans." Let's break down the options:
A. They feel they are now the parents to these children: This option aligns with the idea that the Paramesvarans consider themselves as parents to these children, which could be a reason for being offended by the term "orphans."
B. The government will not let the children be adopted by them: This option does not directly address their offense towards the term "orphans," but it may be a relevant factor in their emotional response.
C. Mr. Paramesvaran grew up without a father and knows how difficult it was: This option provides insight into Mr. Paramesvaran's personal experience and could be a reason for his sensitivity towards the term "orphans." However, it does not necessarily apply to the couple as a whole.
D. They think the natural parents of the children will be found alive someday: This option indicates that the Paramesvarans believe the children's biological parents may still be alive. While this belief may influence their stance on the term "orphans," it is not specifically related to their offense.
Given the information provided, option A is the most likely answer as it directly addresses their feeling of being parents to these children, which can trigger offense towards the term "orphans." However, it is important to note that without further context or direct statements from the Paramesvarans themselves, we cannot definitively determine their true reasons for feeling offended.