Which of these best describes the cultural context of this passage?
The culture does not realize the terrible cost of the ivory trade, so the
author is educating her readers to change their thinking and consumer
behavior.
The culture is aware of the damaging effects of the ivory trade, but is
indifferent. The author seeks to educate and change the readers' minds
on the topic.
The culture is actively aquiring and trading in ivory for the purpose of
personal gain. The author is reprimanding her readers for their greed.
The culture understands the destructive nature of the ivory trade. The
author is encouraging her readers in their pursuit to change public
policy.
