"California's Catastrophic Wildfires in 3 Charts"

by Isabella Isaacs-Thomas

Investigators Say PG&E Failed to Regularly Inspect Aging Equipment_Transcript

How does the tone at the end of the video compare to the tone of the end of the article?

a. Like the article, the tone of the video is hopeful as it presents changes to the utility company
b. Unlike the article, the tone of the video is angry as it places blame on the utility company
c. Like the article, the tone of the video is reserved as it questions the human impact on the environment
d. Unlike the article, the tone of the video is optimistic as it offers human solutions to wildfires

1 answer

To accurately determine the comparison of tones between the end of the video and the end of the article, we would need to analyze both sources directly. However, based on the provided statements, the most fitting answer appears to be:

b. Unlike the article, the tone of the video is angry as it places blame on the utility company.

This option suggests a contrast between the possible blame placement in the video and the tone of the article, which might focus more on data or broader implications rather than directly assigning blame. This interpretation aligns with common narratives surrounding utility companies like PG&E and their roles in wildfire incidents.