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midknight9
A paradox is a statement or saying in which the first part of the statement is essentially the opposite of the ending of the statement.

For example, in your question, the option: "Listen to the sound of silence" is a paradox.

If you think about it, if something is silent, it cannot be heard, and therefore you cannot listen to something that cannot be heard - because it is silent.

This is just one example of how one piece of the sentence negates, or, for another term, is the "opposite" of the second piece.

abbusaicharan02

If something is silent, it cannot be heard, and therefore you cannot listen to something that cannot be heard - because it is silent. So the answer is B). Listen to the sound of silence.

What are a paradox and examples?

A paradox can mean that something or someone is self-contradictory. For example, sceptics believe that the idea of a truthful politician, who works only with the best interest of his or his constituents at heart, is a paradox and aren't confident any are capable of uninfluenced honesty.

How do you explain a paradox to a child?

A paradox is a statement that seems to contradict itself, or seems to go against itself, but may contain a basic or underlying truth when examined more closely. A paradox may be thought of as working against common sense but seems to be true, or state a truth.

Learn more about paradox here:  https://brainly.com/question/27324975

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