Who represent the truckers at the Peace Conference?

Who represent the truckers at the Peace Conference?

• A. Big Moe and Albert P. Mack
• B. Maxie Hammerman and General Anna
• C. The Mayor and Police Chief
• D. A committee of shopkeepers

Answer: (A)

Representing a group at the Peace Conference means selecting the people who will speak for that group, present its goals, and negotiate on its behalf. In the story, the truckers choose two such spokespeople to stand up for their interests and present their position to the other factions at the conference. Big Moe is a large, forceful trucker, and Albert P. Mack is his assertive partner; together they voice the truckers’ side and push for terms that protect their route and livelihood. The other options point to people who lead or represent different groups—city leaders, shopkeepers, or the pushcart faction—so they wouldn’t be acting for the truckers. That’s why this pair fits as the truckers’ representatives at the Peace Conference.

Representing a group at the Peace Conference means selecting the people who will speak for that group, present its goals, and negotiate on its behalf. In the story, the truckers choose two such spokespeople to stand up for their interests and present their position to the other factions at the conference. Big Moe is a large, forceful trucker, and Albert P. Mack is his assertive partner; together they voice the truckers’ side and push for terms that protect their route and livelihood. The other options point to people who lead or represent different groups—city leaders, shopkeepers, or the pushcart faction—so they wouldn’t be acting for the truckers. That’s why this pair fits as the truckers’ representatives at the Peace Conference.