Activists Sometimes Advocate Living "Off the Grid," Which, in Its

Multiple Choice

Activists sometimes advocate living "off the grid," which, in its simplest form, means living without buying electricity and water from utility companies. However, they also admit that living off the grid is harder and harder, because there simply isn't enough affordable land in places where it would be feasible to do so. This means that most of America has to:

A) live in the suburbs.
B) live in apartments.
C) ride bicycles.
D) deal with bureaucracies.
E) compensate by paying high utility fees.