The writer is considering deleting the underlined sentence from the following paragraph:
In 1869, Austria introduced the 'Correspondenz-Karte,' which is widely considered the world's first official postcard. Unlike letters, these cards did not require envelopes, making them a cheaper and faster way to send short messages. They quickly gained popularity across Europe, as millions of people embraced this convenient new form of communication. Many early postcards featured simple decorative borders or small illustrations of famous landmarks. The first postage stamps had been introduced in Great Britain in 1840, featuring the profile of Queen Victoria. By the late nineteenth century, the postcard craze had spread globally, transforming how people shared quick updates with friends and family.
Should the writer make this deletion?
- Yes, because it introduces details about the history of postage stamps that are irrelevant to the paragraph's focus on postcards.Cevap
- BYes, because it interrupts the paragraph's narrative about Austria with unrelated details about Great Britain.
- CNo, because it provides essential context explaining how postcards were mailed during the nineteenth century.
- DNo, because it explains the origin of the postage stamps that were required to mail the postcards.